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by - delegate Bernard [1 post] (2007 Nov 20 Tue, 15:48) Reply

what is the max amount

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RE: layers

by - trainer Rich platinum contributer [713 posts] (2007 Nov 21 Wed, 16:25) Reply

Hi Bernard,

It depends on which version of Photoshop. For example, Photoshop 5 is limited to a maximum of 100 layers per document, but is further limited by the amount of memory in your system.

8000 layer limit for Photoshop 6.

You should also use Layer 'sets' if you have many layers in your file.

Regards, Rich

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