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Andreas

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Hello, I have made something pretty cool, but I can't remember exactly how. I saved my image as an .PDN file, but the history window doesn't tell, how I've done it, when I open the image.

 

Is there anyway to see how I've done it?

 

Thanks, Andreas

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Is your signature the image in question? If it is DrewDale has provided a link to the tutorial.  If not why not post the image and see if anyone can throw some light on it for you :)

 

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I think You did something like:
1. use add noise on a black background (colour satuartion 0 and coverage at about 20)
2. new layer
3. Julia Fractal
4. twist
5. some colour adjustments (e.g.Curves)
6. Layer rotate/zoom (change position and rotation)
7. repeat 2-6 twice
 

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That's not a julia fractal J101. It is a galaxy tutorial (if he means his signature image) ;)

 

Edit & Red faced - Yes it is. Sorry (note to self) Try before I buy :lol:

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At least I'm not alone ;) I just clicked the link in DrewDale's post and it looked like that, but I tried J101's method and got it all on default settings. a WEOAMP if I ever saw one :lol:

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You're safe Sasha.  It does look like a spinning galaxy :)

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Just shows what a friendly helpful bunch we are Sasha, Welshy, DrewDale & J1O1 :D

 

Good idea with the notes in the properties. I sometimes take a screen shot & paste it into a hidden layer.

 

So the answer as BB gave is no, once you close an image, you cannot get the history back. So as DrewDale said, take notes...I really wish I did that sometimes :(

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