CC14 Copying and Pasting to Photoshop

Since upgrading to CC14, I am finding that copying and pasting linework and graphics doesn't work as normal. Usually the copied material comes into to Photoshop at the correct size, even if there are large linked graphics that are contained and cropped by clipping masks. Now I find that when I paste, the copied material is shrunk down so that the whole of the clipped graphics are made to fit into the photoshop document, making the artwork too small.
Hard to explain, but I hope I've made sense - is there a preference setting in Illustrator or Photoshop CC 14 that will fix this behaviour?

Oh dear that took 30 secs to solve - uncheck 'Resize Image During Place' in Photoshop. Sorry and goodbye!

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