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Hello,
I work at an advertisement company and one of the things we do is making wall-ads. For this we make examples of how the finished ad would look like to show to the clients.
Now we use regular images to project the ad to the building but I want to use Smart-Objects for this.
I seem to be unable to really free transform an image after converting it to a Smart-Object..
With a normal image you can use Ctrl+T to get into free-transform mode and then scale the image with for instance taking the corner controls, this -independent- from the other corners.
With a Smart-Objects however when I drag one corner, another one also goes..
Because of this I’m unable to scale the designed ad exactly on the picture.
Failing to accomplish this in PS CS2 I was hoping it would be possible in CS3 but it remained the same..
Can someone please tell me I am doing something wrong? 😉 Because if it would be possible I have an idea that could save us really a lot (and I mean really a lot, up to a few hours per client!) of time in our workflow.
Thanks in advance for reading and you (possible) reaction.
I work at an advertisement company and one of the things we do is making wall-ads. For this we make examples of how the finished ad would look like to show to the clients.
Now we use regular images to project the ad to the building but I want to use Smart-Objects for this.
I seem to be unable to really free transform an image after converting it to a Smart-Object..
With a normal image you can use Ctrl+T to get into free-transform mode and then scale the image with for instance taking the corner controls, this -independent- from the other corners.
With a Smart-Objects however when I drag one corner, another one also goes..
Because of this I’m unable to scale the designed ad exactly on the picture.
Failing to accomplish this in PS CS2 I was hoping it would be possible in CS3 but it remained the same..
Can someone please tell me I am doing something wrong? 😉 Because if it would be possible I have an idea that could save us really a lot (and I mean really a lot, up to a few hours per client!) of time in our workflow.
Thanks in advance for reading and you (possible) reaction.
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