Phlearn - How to Master layers & Groups in Photoshop

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  1. curiousdude

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    Gotcha, thanks for checking. @Jupiter are you able to provide a complete mirror?
     
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    Not that I'm eves-dropping or anything but I am in the process of consolidating some Phlearn material and do have this - although not a direct mirror - it is from 2019 - I believe - but complete (at the time of acquiring - sometimes the authors add stuff and rebrand the same title - to which I can't make certain) -

    I was looking for the Masking title which is on this site and was sure I had this too - but appears incomplete here; if I come across - will additionally post that too . . .

    I was very lucky in grabbing a couple large cold HDD for all the old stuff before prices went nutso and have a bunch of photos to organize . . . slow process . . .

    Mirror:
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    **Hidden Content: You must click 'Like' before you can see the hidden data contained here.**
     
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    Nice save! I've updated the OP to point to your mirror.
     
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    Yeah, same for me. I have a couple spinning HDD drives of 18+ TB that I'm thinking I may need to repurpose for more valuable storage (i.e. actual images and raw video as opposed to courses I'm never gonna watch lol) now that I'd have to spend 7 or $800 to pick up another one lol. Hoping that prices get more reasonable again next year.
     
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