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Making adjustments based on selections

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Making adjustments based on selections

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- [Instructor] We've seen how to make an adjustment layer applied to a single layer. But what if we want to apply it to multiple layers? Let's say we want to change the color of the Megacorp branding from red to blue. In order to do that, we need to make a selection. Let's start by loading the text as a selection. We'll open our layers panel, we'll switch to the text layer and from the three dots at the bottom of the task bar, we can choose loader selection. We want to add the red bench to this, so let's switch to the background layer and I put the layers panel away. If we now choose the quick selection brush, we can drag it over the bench and it all selected for us. If we now go back to our layers panel and move to the top level, we'll put the panel away again. We now wanted to make an adjustment layer again. If we go to the bottom of the task bar and press three dots, then it gives us the option here to add a clipped…

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