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To shorten your process, you can simply record an action in PhotoShop so that when you want to run the same action on a whole batch of photograph
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(1) Actions
Did you know that you can setup an action within PhotoShop for any sort of repetitive task you perform? Think of it as a macro if you’ve set up repetitive events in Microsoft Excel. As an example, for blog entries, you can take stock photos, resize them all to the same size and then add a white border around the photographs so that the edges don’t touch the text.
To shorten your process, you can simply record an action in PhotoShop so that when you want to run the same action on a whole batch of photographs
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(1) Actions
Did you know that you can setup an action within PhotoShop for any sort of repetitive task you perform? Think of it as a macro if you’ve set up repetitive events in Microsoft Excel. As an example, for blog entries, you can take stock photos, resize them all to the same size and then add a white border around the photographs so that the edges don’t touch the text.
To shorten your process, you can simply record an action in PhotoShop so that when you want to run the same action on a whole batch of photograph
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To shorten your process, you can simply record an action in PhotoShop so that when you want to run the same action on a whole batch of photograph
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To shorten your process, you can simply record an action in PhotoShop so that when you want to run the same action on a whole batch of photograph
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To shorten your process, you can simply record an action in PhotoShop so that when you want to run the same action on a whole batch of photographs, you can do so with the click of a mouse. To do this, you need to:
(a) Open Photoshop -> Go to Actions Palette
(b) On top right, click triangle –> Pick New Action…
(c) Enter a name for your action –> Click Record
(d) Go through the functions you want to record –> Click on the stop button when finished
Once you have the action recorded, put all of the files / photos you want to perform the action on into one specific folder. Then follow these steps:
(a) Go to File, Automate, Batch
(b) Choose the action you wish to perform
(c) Choose the folder where your files are located
(d) Change the destination to folder
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