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# adjustmentData

An object that describes the most recent edit to the asset’s content.

```
var adjustmentData: PHAdjustmentData? { get }
```

## Discussion

Adjustment data describes the “recipe” for the last edit made to an asset’s photo or video content. For example, a photo editing app can use this property to read information about a set of filters applied to a photo. With this information, your app can later allow a user to change the filter parameters.

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