One way to do it is to create a snapshot before the filter and another after the filter. Then use the history tool to paint in from the snapshot. This also allows you to use opacity in the tool option and paint more or less of what you want. Select each snapshot as required by checking the "History tool box" (Or whatever that box is called)
Of course all selections etc aply so it's a very effective method.
Herschel
"kpp@xxxxxxxxxx" <kpp@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all again!
I wonder if there is a way to have an Adjustment Layer or Mask for filters in PS.
Right now what I do is duplicate the layer delete the regions that I do not want to apply the filter, and work with what is left...that way I can easily overdo it concerning the parameters and tone down the effect decreasing the opacity...but it hardly "proper"..
thanks, kostas
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