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Automatically duplicate all layers, each into its own new document

Can be easily done with a simple script. Save this as a .jsx file to your PS folder > Presets > Scripts, after restarting PS it'll be available in the File > Scripts menu. Or simply use File &...
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Gimp - Adjusting color level values of layers in batch

To level all the layers in batch mode: Copy this GIMP python-fu script: #!/usr/bin/env python from gimpfu import * def level_all_layers(image, drawable, input_black, input_white, output_black, ...
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Apply a script to all selected layers in Photoshop

Yes, it's possible. Firstly you need to find a way of telling Photoshop what layers are currently selected. There's no built in method for this, so you have to put them in a group, add them to an ...
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Photoshop: get the difference between two layers

This is quick and dirty: If you place the two layers over one another, with the upper layer mode set to difference you'll get this Then use colour range to select the black. Invert that selection and ...
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Photoshop: get the difference between two layers

I hope I am understanding your question correctly, but try using the Color Range Command on Photoshop. You will first, roughly, select the portion you want to cut out (it is okay if some portions of ...
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In Illustrator: How do I stop layer from Artboard 1 going into Artboard 2?

The is a script fitobjecttoArtboardbounds (basically it resizes any shape the size of artboard, best works with rectangles of course). This way i can easily mask everything inside the artboards and ...
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