The __________ option would allow you to import Layer 1 and Layer 3 without Layer 2 from the Photoshop document as one object.

The __________ option would allow you to import Layer 1 and Layer 3 without Layer 2 from the Photoshop document as one object.

• A. Merged Layers
• B. Layer Grouping
• C. Flattened Image
• D. Linked Layers

Answer: (A)

When you bring a Photoshop file into Premiere Pro, you control how the layers are combined by choosing a merge option. Merged Layers lets you combine the layers you’ve left visible into one single composite as the imported asset. If you hide Layer 2 and then use Merged Layers, Layers 1 and 3 are flattened together into one object, so you can treat that whole set as a single item in your timeline. The other options don’t fit the goal as cleanly: Layer Grouping would keep layers in a grouped folder structure rather than creating one merged image; Flattened Image would produce a single flat image of the entire document’s visible content (potentially including more than you want); Linked Layers would preserve the separate layers as linked elements rather than merging them into one.

When you bring a Photoshop file into Premiere Pro, you control how the layers are combined by choosing a merge option. Merged Layers lets you combine the layers you’ve left visible into one single composite as the imported asset. If you hide Layer 2 and then use Merged Layers, Layers 1 and 3 are flattened together into one object, so you can treat that whole set as a single item in your timeline. The other options don’t fit the goal as cleanly: Layer Grouping would keep layers in a grouped folder structure rather than creating one merged image; Flattened Image would produce a single flat image of the entire document’s visible content (potentially including more than you want); Linked Layers would preserve the separate layers as linked elements rather than merging them into one.