Mirrored/Flipped Viewer?

[Ocksen]

Hi all! I am curious: I know the process of making a new 'window' for an already open PS document, something that is useful for viewing your image zoomed out while working zoomed in, without having to zoom in and out. But I think it would be an even better function if I could have one window be the mirror image of the other, to quickly catch composition issues, etc. However, I can't just horizontal flip the canvas of one without it occurring in the other. Is there any way to actually do it?

[joeparis]

Sorry, I don't know - but I wonder if it's such a useful function anyway? The reason why flipping to catch errors works is because the eye is seeing things fresh. If it's open all the time then errors will creep in there too - maybe. ;-)

[vardoburrito]

I've got the flip canvas assigned to 'F3' & 'F4'

"If it's open all the time then errors will creep in there too - maybe. ;-)" Yes!

I reckon having two windows mirroring each other is just making it complicated.
Keep it simple.