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I am wondering about what are the best practices when working with both programs on the same file? I've seen people saving out images and transfer those between both programs, however doing so loses the advantage of layers. When I tried opening PSDs from Photoshop that contain images from my harddrive, they will show up in a green/purple tint with horizontal lines all over the place in Sketchbook. What am I missing here?
Depending on how you import images in Photoshop, Photoshop might create a smartobject. This objects are not available in Sketchbook. So make sure, that you import it as Pixels and raster all layers.
If you want you can upload a file to have a closer look at your problem.
I’ll have a look into this next week, the smart objects sound to me like a plausible cause. When any further issues do happen to arise, I will be sure to report back. Thank you!
