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Hello, I have a doubt, how to give the same effect as the "underlying layer" of photoshop?
I know where the setting is in AF, but I don't know how to configure it to give the same effect.
For you to understand the context, I have a "recolor" setting, a background image and a character, each in its own layer.
I want to apply the "recolor" adjustment only to the character, but I want to apply the effect of the "underlying layer" of photoshop, as in the image I attached in this post.
Thank you

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