GMX Test 1 Photoshop 2018/2019

With Smart Objects, you can:

• Perform nondestructive transforms. You can scale, rotate, skew, distort, perspective transform, or warp a layer without losing original image data or quality because the transforms don’t affect the original data.

• Work with vector data, such as vector artwork from Illustrator, that otherwise would be rasterized in Photoshop.

• Perform nondestructive filtering. You can edit filters applied to Smart Objects at any time.

• Edit one Smart Object and automatically update all its linked instances.

• Apply a layer mask that’s either linked or unlinked to the Smart Object layer.

• Try various designs with low-resolution placeholder images that you later replace with final versions.

You can’t perform operations that alter pixel data—such as painting, dodging, burning, or cloning—directly to a Smart Object layer, unless it is first converted into a regular layer, which will be rasterized. To perform operations that alter pixel data, you can edit the contents of a Smart Object, clone a new layer above the Smart Object layer, edit duplicates of the Smart Object, or create a new layer.

UsingPhotoshop,youcanexportartboards,layers,layergroups,orPhotoshopdocumentsasPNG,JPEG,GIF,orSVGimageassets.

Exportartboards,layers,ordocumentsusingQuickExport

ExportaPhotoshopdocumentorallartboardsinitSelectFile>Export>QuickExportAs[imageformat].Ifprompted,chooseadestinationfolder.PhotoshopexportsthecurrentdocumentasanimageassetintheformatspecifiedinyourQuickExportsettings.Ifyourdocumentcontainsartboards,allartboardsinitareexportedindividuallywhenyouselectthisoption.Exportselectedlayers,layergroups,orartboardsIntheLayerspanel,selectthelayers,layergroups,orartboardsyouwanttoexportasimageassets.Right-clickyourselectionandselectQuickExportAs[imageformat]fromthecontextmenu.Ifprompted,chooseadestinationfolder.

Oneimageassetisgeneratedperlayer,layergroup,orartboardselected.

ChangeQuickExportpreferencesBydefault,QuickExportgeneratesassetsasPNGwithtransparencyandpromptsyoueverytimetoselectanexportlocation.YoucanchangethesesettingsbyselectingeitherPreferences>ExportorFile>Export>ExportPreferencesandthenspecifyingthefollowing:

• YourpreferredformatforQuickExport:PNG,JPG,PNG-8,GIF,orSVG• Format-specificparameters.Forexample,forPNG,youcanspecifyifyouwanttoexportassets

withTransparencyenabled(32-bit)orexportsmaller-sizedimages(8-bit).• LocationforimagesexportedusingQuickExport.Todoso,selectoneofthefollowing:

AskWhereToExportEachTime:Promptsyoutoselectalocationeverytimeyouexportassets

ExportFilesToAnAssetsFolderNextToTheCurrentDocument:PlacestheimageassetinasubfoldernamedAssetswithinthefoldercontainingthesourcePhotoshopdocument.

• Whetheryouwanttoincludemetadata—copyrightandcontactinfo—intheexportedassets• WhetheryouwanttoconverttheassetstothesRGBcolorspace

Command + K will bring up the same screen as clicking on the following: Photoshop > Preferences > General

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