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Patrick
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And does some special changes something,maybe contrast or levels???
Someone did in another forum some method where some slight shadows
became visible???
I don't have the know ledge could you possible try it as forums Admin
and master of the photoshop???
Thank you very much in advance!
Thanks!
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66stang66
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I messed around with this image for a bit. If there is a way of getting what was behind back, I didnt find it.
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Patrick
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Hello Username:,
Thanks for the reply. 
| Username: wrote: | I don't have the know ledge could you possible try it as forums Admin
and master of the photoshop??? |
I daresay your knowledge of Photoshop is stronger than mine! I don't use Photoshop, I just run the site.
But, I do know that once an image is painted over like that and exported in a format that isn't layered... you're not really going to be able to get what's below it back up, for the most part, unfortunately.  But, maybe someone else will have an idea for you.
Thanks again,
Patrick
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Tapersteve
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you cant get whats behind an image which has solid colour and saved as a single layer i know which method you are talking about and to do it you would need that red to be 70% or less opacity
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