Smart object в CS 2
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Smart object в CS 2
Посоветовали мне недавно воспользоваться новой функцией ФШ CS 2 Smart object, которая даже при многократном масштабировании позволяет сохранить первоначальное качествою. Но, вероятно, это не единственное предназначение Smart object. Прошу поделиться более подробно, кто что знает по этому вопросу или дать ссылки на другие источники.
Re[Валерий ПВА]:
A Smart Object is a container in which you can embed raster or vector image data, for instance, from another Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator file. The embedded data retains all its original characteristics and remains fully editable. You can create a Smart Object in Photoshop by converting one or more layers. In addition, you can paste or place the data in Photoshop from Illustrator. Smart Objects give you the flexibility to scale, rotate, and warp layers nondestructively in Photoshop.
Once a Smart Object stores source data inside a Photoshop document, you can then work on a composite of that data in the image. When you want to modify the document (for example, scale it), Photoshop re-renders the composite data based on the source data.
A Smart Object is really one file embedded in another. When you create one Smart Object from one or more selected layers, you are really creating a new (child) file that is embedded in the original (parent) document.
Smart Objects are useful because they allow you to do the following:
[list=]Perform nondestructive transforms. For instance, you can scale a layer as much as you want without losing original image data. [/list=]
[list=]Preserve data that Photoshop doesn’t handle natively, such as complex vector artwork from Illustrator. Photoshop automatically transforms the file into something that it recognizes.[/list=]
[list=]Edit one layer to update multiple instances of the Smart Object.[/list=]
You can apply transforms (however, some options are unavailable; for example Perspective and Distort), layer styles, opacity, blend modes, and warps to Smart Objects. After you make a change, the layer is updated with the edited content.
Once a Smart Object stores source data inside a Photoshop document, you can then work on a composite of that data in the image. When you want to modify the document (for example, scale it), Photoshop re-renders the composite data based on the source data.
A Smart Object is really one file embedded in another. When you create one Smart Object from one or more selected layers, you are really creating a new (child) file that is embedded in the original (parent) document.
Smart Objects are useful because they allow you to do the following:
[list=]Perform nondestructive transforms. For instance, you can scale a layer as much as you want without losing original image data. [/list=]
[list=]Preserve data that Photoshop doesn’t handle natively, such as complex vector artwork from Illustrator. Photoshop automatically transforms the file into something that it recognizes.[/list=]
[list=]Edit one layer to update multiple instances of the Smart Object.[/list=]
You can apply transforms (however, some options are unavailable; for example Perspective and Distort), layer styles, opacity, blend modes, and warps to Smart Objects. After you make a change, the layer is updated with the edited content.
Re[Валерий ПВА]:
Ну, теоретически общее представление получено. А как на практике, в каких ситуациях целесообразно применять эту функцию, какие особенности, нюансы, приемы работы и т.п. В чем можно получить явный выигрыш, а когда может и не стоит заморачиваться? Т.е. интересует практический опыт применения Smart object.
Re[Валерий ПВА]:
А чем не устроили три пункта, выделенные bullets?