Quick Photoshop Secrets 10: Easily Restore Shadows & Highlights in a Single JPEG

Author: Jimmy McIntyre
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1. Thank you, great little tip!
2. I already use this tip, I discover it alone ^^ But again, thanks for sharing this ;-)
3. Thanks for the tutorial.
   Question:
   1.) is their a different to using e.g. Curves to lighten/darken the image and mask it as described or
   2.) use a copied layer in multiply b mode with that apply image mask? (Or layer in screen for shadows)
   
   ... Was wondering this for a long time. Wether, in terms of quality, using layer blend modes vs. curves, levels or such makes a difference.
   This just is a perfect time to ask a pro ;)
4. this is a great tutorial but i have a question like in this example when i restore shadows or highlights with single or multiple shots there is always loose of contrast. when i try to add contrast the image returns to starting point, like nearly restore nothing. how can i restore shadows or highlights but still keep contrast ?