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The blending allows the dark portion of the image to only impact the middle and lighter values. In this adjustment, we’ve set the layer blend to start to taper off at level 123, and none of the image will blend into the image below level 23. You can hold down the Option key when moving the sliders to split the sliders so the blend will fall over a range of levels. We are just blending the darkest portion of the top layer into the lighter portions of the layer stack. Adjusting the Blend If slider for This Layer at the bottom makes the key adjustment.

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