Understanding Smart Objects in Photoshop

What happens to a normal layer when it is resized and then enlarged again?

• It maintains its resolution.

• It automatically adjusts to the new size.

• It becomes a smart object.

• It loses its resolution.

What is a key advantage of using smart objects in Photoshop?

• They allow for destructive editing.

• They automatically enhance image quality.

• They enable stacking and modifying filters.

• They convert images to vector format.

Why might you choose to use a smart object over a normal layer?

• To reduce file size.

• To convert images to grayscale.

• To allow for non-destructive editing and maintain resolution.

• To automatically apply filters.

How can you edit the contents of a smart object?

• By converting it to a normal layer.

• By rasterizing the smart object.

• By using the clone tool directly on the smart object.

• By right-clicking and selecting 'Edit Contents'.

What happens when you save changes after editing the contents of a smart object?

• The changes are discarded.

• The smart object is flattened.

• The changes are updated in the smart object.

• The smart object is converted to a normal layer.