What are the benefits of using smart objects for non-destructive editing in Photoshop?

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Los objetos inteligentes encapsulan la información de la imagen evitando la perdida de información cuando se reduzca o aplique un filtro, es recomendable guardarlo en un tamaño regular para mantener una calidad optima

Registered smart objects are great for positioning. A registered smart object has the same dimensions as the parent document. One only has to set the top left x/y position of the registered smart object to 0/0 for perfect positioning of its contents. For example, an iPhone menu bar that sits at the bottom of the screen.

Lo mas practico es clic derecho en la capa que desea convertir y seleccionar convertir en objeto inteligente tener en cuenta que deben estar seleccionadas todas las capas que se colocaran dentro

Set up a keyboard command for ‘Place Linked’ for a more efficient work flow. I use option-command-P. If you need to convert the Linked file to a Placed file, right-clicking on the smart object layer will allow this and many other options.

You may see an orange Warning Sign on some Linked smart object layers when you open a photoshop file. This means the content of the smart object has been changed. If someone else has access to the source file of a Linked smart object, any changes they make will need to be manually updated by right-clicking on the smart object layer and choosing ‘Update Modified Content’.

You can apply a smart filter to many layers at the same time in a non-destructive way. You don’t need to start with smart objects. You can select multiple ‘normal’ layers, go to the Filter menu and choose ‘Convert for Smart Filters’. After a prompt explaining the next move, your layers will be converted to a smart object to which you can apply a filter.

You can apply multiple ‘Gradient Overlay’ (for example) layer styles to a layer. If so, you may want to re-order how your layer styles are stacked.

Any layer below an Adjustment Layer will be affected. To affect only one layer, right-click on the Adjustment Layer and select ‘Create Clipping Mask’ to clip it to the underlying layer. Now only the layer beneath will be affected. This action can also be achieved by holding down the option key and hovering your cursor over the line between the Adjustment Layer and the layer beneath. Your cursor will change to a left/down arrow with a box next to it. When this happens, click your mouse to clip the layers together. This method can be used to unclip layers as well.