Using InDesign's Edit Original feature to quickly open an image for editing and then have it updated automatically is a great timesaver.
But instead of going back and forth between Photoshop and InDesign to make an image align and interact with your layout, you can prepare your PSD file with Layer Comps so that it's easily separated once it's in the latter program. This makes it faster and more creative to work with. In this tutorial we'll explain how to separate the layers of a Photoshop image in InDesign, in order to make it easier to lay out next to text and graphics.
Layer Comps are also great for comparing variations of a composition, as you can quickly cycle through different states of visibility and positioning of layers. What's nice about this way of working is that it's easy to update if there are some changes to be made and it enables you be more creative with your layout.
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