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Ellis Vener
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Transform controls grayed out in Photoshop CS 6
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I am working with single layer 8 bit per channel TIFFs in PsCS56 but all of the transform controls are grayed out. This doesn't seem right. If I make a duplicate layer then they are activated. Clearly I am not understanding something
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Re: Transform controls grayed out in Photoshop CS 6
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You need something selected to transform. If you want to transform the whole thing, the Ctrl+A (command A on Mac), or use one of the selection tools to select and area.
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You can also unlock the background layer by double clicking on it on the layers palette, transform should then work.
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Ellis Vener
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Thank you both.
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Would it not be better to make the layer a smart object and then do your transforms? It is then non destructive.
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