Photoshop 21.1.1: problem changing canvas size inside the smart object ruins the smart object

We are happy to announce the release of Photoshop 21.2.1 that should resolve this issue.

This update includes fixes to some of the top customer reported issues among other bug fixes. See Bug fixes and security updates

To update Photoshop to 21.2.1, click "Update" in the Creative Cloud desktop app next to Photoshop. 

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Let us know how it goes.

Thanks,

Akash

Howdy Oleksandr,
Are you sure that you didn't somehow rotate your underlying object?  In your screenshot it looks like it's been slightly rotate and this caused some sort of distortion.  Do you have a sample file I could play with? 

Thanks,David

Hmm. I've tried every variation i can think of and i'm not seeing this issue. Can you list all the steps you take in the creation of the smart object? 
In your images, it looks like one of the layers was rotated at some point...

Can you post your PSD so we can try and troubleshoot it?

Oleksandr, do you also have CC 2019 installed? could you ty to open the SO in that version to see if you experience the same issue?

Hello everyone, 

here I attach PSD so you could try to replicate my problem. Sorry, it's a bit weighty (130Mb)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/cbtzuqkzy660d32/GPG_0002.psd?dl=0

Thanks. I can repro. Let me have the engineers take a look.

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled Photoshop 21.2: Changing the canvas size inside a resized smart object results in....

These are the steps to reproduce the problem:

1. Open a photo in Photoshop 21.2 on Windows. For example this one:



2. Convert the image background layer to a smart object

3. Resize the smart object proportionally. As an example, the document would now look like this:



4. Open the smart object for editing. Enlarge its canvas size on one axis (either width or height), then save. The contents of the smart object would look like this:



5. When returning to the parent document, notice that the image has been squashed, keeping the size of the previous smart object:




This did not happen in previous versions. I can confirm it did not happen in Photoshop 21.0.3.

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled 'Edit contents' reverts to original settings after saving and closing.

Photoshop version 21.2. I have a layer with layer styles that I use within a template. This layer must remain the same aspect ratio to fit my purposes. The cameras we use to shoot are a different aspect ratio. My normal workflow is to open the template -> save as -> create new file -> select photo layer -> right click -> replace contents -> select desired photo -> right click -> edit contents -> crop/straighten photo to correct aspect ratio in newly opened tab in PS -> save -> close -> reposition now cropped photo in template to fit its space. 

Now when I perform this workflow, after closing the newly opened tab in PS, the photo retains the crop but is distorted to fit the original aspect ratio. If you rasterize the layer then change it to a smart object and then 'edit contents' the entire layer, including the layer styles are opened in a new tab for editing. It retains the crop and the aspect ratio but loses its layer styles. 

Also, my coworker is unable to open every PS document I create. They also have PS version 21.2 but when they attempt to open the document I created this morning, a pop up informs them that it is an invalid PS document. 

We experienced the same issue as Oleksandr and Andrei, so most of us went back to the previous version. Please fix this with the next version, as this version is simply not usable for most of our purposes. 
Thanks, Simone

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled Smart Object Resize bug.

Photoshop CC 21.2.0

I have a PSD whose size is 1920x1080px and inside it has a square smart object for example. When I edit this smart object and increase (or decrease) its size, as soon as I save and go back to the original PSD, this smart object is deformed (still with a square aspect).

I imagine it is a bug that appeared in this new version, because everything was perfect beforehand and I realized this problem after I did the update.

my has been moved, but not sollution yet hahahahaha

I don't know if this was mentioned but embedded smart objects are not scaling relative to the images within. If I enlarge or even simply enlarge canvas size within, the SO itself will scale itself down to retain it's previous dimension.

for example: if I have 1in polka dots with each dot as a SO and decided to enlarge the dot to 1.25in, the SO will reduce itself by 80% in order to stay at 1in.

We are having the same issue at our company, which is causing a major slow down in productivity. Reverting to an older version fixes the issue, but I wanted to chime in here so this issue hopefully gets resolved in an upcoming update. We maintain a library of over a million images all created in the last 15+ years where this functionality worked in a reliable and sensible way, now in 20.2 that changed. We can work around it with actions, but this adds a series of steps to our workflow which in turn adds considerable time. Thank you in advanced to Adobe for addressing this. 

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled During the editing of Smart object after saving it, the proportions of the pictur....