Smart object color adaptation to what beneath

I think it would be nice as a filter working on smart objects we could deform to conform /match the background image properly  .  Including the cmyk  mode .  I mentioned SBSAR  just because I could easily do thise frequency separation mechanic  in substance designer   but being exported as sbsar  to Photoshop it wouldn't work since require access to "beneath" composited image.     

So I would definitely prefer it working just as an adjustment layer on smart  object.     

Thanks for the detail @kirkr5689. You mentioned SBSAR in the original post, but are you thinking this is just a Ps tools general ask or only for Substance files?

Thanks, 

Cory

I mean how patch tool or content aware move  work currently . The patch is adapting  to surrounding pixels. it's very convenient instrument with one exception. it doesn't let you deform the patch to conform target place .     A smart object behaving same way would .   If it's to much of realtime calculations for such an old software  I understand  It might be slow. Still would be nice to have when you want to collage a cloud on top of a sky for example .       An other solution could be letting as  to perform puppet warp  on patch tool or content aware move tool before applying it .

Hi @kirkr5689 could you share more info on this, what is the workflow and how would this feature be used?  If you could mock up some images to show what you think would make sense or work, all the better.

Thanks,

Cory - Photoshop Product Manager