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New Layer Difference Mode broken
I open a (raw image). I (on a Mac) use Cmd-shift-N to create a new layer. In the dialog box I chose Difference as the blending mode. I then attempt to fill the layer with white, which should give be a negative image. Nothing happens. However, if I make that layer invisible, then the layer below it shows up in negative. THis also happens if I create the new layer from the context menu and select Difference at that time.This does NOT happen if I make the new layer with Ctl-Shift-N and then set the blending mode in the Layers panel. It only began with the latest update (21.2.0 on Mojave)
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This conversation has been merged. Please refer the main conversation: Photoshop 21.2: Moving layer leaves duplicate/shadow image
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DGrainger
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DGrainger
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I am thinking that there will be a response from one of the Champs and or others pretty soon, from which we always learn! (They don't seem to send me the memos either.!)
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