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Originally Posted by Aperture Nine
Yeah, then quit the program... and how to continue editing exactly where you left it later?
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I usually open the file I saved...
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Originally Posted by Aperture Nine
It is about having a file with all your current work on the image, the original image in the bottom, several layers on top. Unhappy with one layer? Remove it, the others layers are still there and are still applied. Whatever you do you can revert to the entire original image or just remove single layers.
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The GIMP does have support for layers, and guess what, the original layer isn't destroyed when you save, insert new layers, delete layers, and etc. You can revert to the original image whenever you want, assuming you didn't intentionally modify the original layer.
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Originally Posted by Aperture Nine
And oh, in programs like RawTherapee (and Lightroom) you can make 1000 versions of the image; basically it is just 1000 versions of parameters for processing the original image. RAW files are never edited. You save copies.
Save As is not nearly the same as the above. It is not saving a work-in-progress file.
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That's true, it isn't the same thing. However, as a whole your propaganda is flawed. See my reply above regarding your
implying that The GIMP lacks layer support.
Just a recommendation for future propaganda, stick to the argument that The GIMP doesn't support
adjustment layers. Because the rest is just not correct.
