I sing the praises of Smart Objects and would encourage Photoshop users to embrace them, theyre pretty awesome! Talking to different camera clubs I understand that many aren’t comfortable with Smart Objects so this may be an option for them. (Shift keeps it in ratio too)Ģ: This checkbox controls if the image is placed as a Smart Object.
Transform from the middle : The Smart Object will be placed dead centre, to keep it there while you transform press Alt (PC) / Option (Mac) key to transform from the middle. This will zoom out so the handles are visible. Hidden Handles : If the Smart Object is too big and you can’t see the handles press Ctl+0 (PC) / Cmd+0 (Mac). This isn’t always the case and may be smaller sometimes. In this example Photoshop has placed the image to its largest possible while being no bigger than the original image. This is helpful if you are making a composite. With the checkbox selected Photoshop resizes the image. I find this helpful when I want to add textures and like them to start 100% of their pixel size. With the checkbox unchecked the image comes in at its saved dimensions. Here theres a couple of check boxes that will effect our drag and drop images.ġ : This checkbox controls if the image is resized Resize image adobe photoshop mac#
Mac : Photoshop > Preferences > General.The checkbox can be found in the Photoshop Preferences
The size in which this Smart object is placed is governed by a single check box. (Doing this to a non Smart Object will lead to potential pixelation) This means that the image can be made bigger and smaller with no loss to its quality. When you drag and drop an image into Photoshop you’ll notice that it is changed into a Smart Object.
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