P: EPS or PDF Smart objects render badly (with jags) when being scaled or transformed.

Chris I watched your entry in the photoshop hall of fame. It's a big honour to talk to you. Your work has enabled so much creativity. Keep up, you're a great inspiration.

Thanks again for your help.

Seems like lots of digging in low level image processing. I believe in your conventions and code quality and hope the best for quick and simple solutions.

Unfortunately, a new bug is in Photoshop CC affects PNGs and TIFFs dragged in as Smart Objects and introduces edge brightening around dark lines. So, improvements for PDF Smart Objects - but seemingly at the cost of support for these other raster files.

Thank you.

Powalowski, There are Smart Objects you cannot turn Anti-Aliasing off for when scaling in CC too (ie, PNG/TIFF dragged in as Smart Objects).

Hi,
thanks for the tip. Unfortunately I have checked all of the relevant parameters. It's that I am not able to change the state of the "anti-aliasing" checkbox while transforming Smart Objects.
Will move to CC in the next days I think :)

Thanks for being so active and close to the community.

Hujujuj... guys you like really encourage me to switching to CC.

The problem being discussed here ONLY applies to raster content in a PDF, AI, or EPS file.

It does not apply to raster smart objects. For those, you might have accidentally changed the default interpolation in Photoshop preferences.

Hmm, in my tests Photoshop CC was doing a better job than CS5.