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I think I'm a bit confused on the right way to work with external bitmap files.
Usually I just drag them into my PSD and photoshop appears to automatically create a smart object.
However, if I want to edit the bitmap, ie, do some cloning or such like but still retain it's smart object features it seems this is not the best way. When I click into the bitmap to edit it and add a layer or so, when I save I'm told I need to flatten all the layers which is not what i WANT.
So what is the best way to put jpegs and pngs into my photoshop file? or am I missing something
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You do know that you can open a jpeg or png directly? You don't have to "import" into an existing file.
If you still want to do that, however, but don't want a smart object, just copy/paste. Don't drag.
Smart objects can't be directly edited. To do that, you have to open it by double-clicking in the Layers panel, edit the embedded file that opens, save and close.
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Convert regular layer to Smart Object and you will be able to edit as you want. Use @D Fosse suggestion to open then copy/paste instead of importing file using Place command.
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