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Hello,
If I select an image in InDesign and click the "Edit Original" in the Links panel, it open normally the image in Photoshop.
But if I use the keyboard shortcut for "Edit Original" (alt+mj+cmd+L), then I received this message in Photoshop "Read the composite data instead?". If I click ok, then it flatten the file before opening it.
Why this function is different when I use the shortcut ?
Thanks for your lights !
Maybe this helps understand your issue:
https://jkost.com/blog/2016/07/opening-a-composite-flattened-document-from-a-layered-psd-file.html
It appears that the Opt-Shift combination in your shortcut alters the way Photoshop opens the image.
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When you go to the Links Panel and look at Edit Original - does it show the Keyboard shortcut beside it? If not, then there is no keyboard shortcut applied and you're using a different shortcut to invoke a different command.
For what it's worth you can hold down CMD or ALT and double click an image to edit original.
Quicker, I think.
Perhaps your keyboard shortcut is linked to a script or something.
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Thanks for your answer.
There is a a keyboard shortcut for "Edit Original" in the "Edit" menu. And it's working. But any TIFF or PSD I open in Photoshop prompt the request ""Read the composite data instead?". If I click ok, then it flatten the layers, if I click escape on keyboard, it open the document normally.
The joke is that, when I click on it in the "Edit" menu (not the Links palette), it's working normally !
Not a big deal, but still very strange. Am I calling another function ? Are my images altered in other way when using this shortcut?
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Maybe this helps understand your issue:
https://jkost.com/blog/2016/07/opening-a-composite-flattened-document-from-a-layered-psd-file.html
It appears that the Opt-Shift combination in your shortcut alters the way Photoshop opens the image.
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That explains it. Thank you for your insight !