Karl Taylor – How to Create Actions in Photoshop: Post-production is essential to photography. However, it's not something you're expected to spend hours and days working on. Being able to perform a fast and efficient workflow is a benefit when it comes to editing; using actions is among the most efficient ways to accomplish this.
In this Photoshop course, Karl discusses two ways that you can employ to accelerate the process of retouching, including batch operations and processing. Karl shows you how to apply the two methods, the distinctions between them, and their benefits. Learn how to make your actions as well as how to modify and remove them.
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The following class is offered:
- Images of batch processing
- How do I batch-process files using Photoshop
- Photoshop actions
- How can I create actions using Photoshop
- The benefits of taking action
- What can be modified to improve existing actions?
Common ways to utilize Photoshop actions Photoshop
If you're not currently using Photoshop actions for retouching, you can find various ways to use this valuable and versatile tool to improve your workflow.
In his retouching workflow, Karl typically utilizes actions for tasks like altering the size of images to fit on web pages or making commonly used layers.
Common ways you could use actions include:
- Resizing images for web use: This easy task can be made simpler using actions. We've put together a complete guide of how you can prepare your web-friendly images and if you've not yet watched
- Create layers: While it might take only about a minute to create layers commonly used actions can aid in reducing this time to seconds instead of minutes.
- Making common adjustments: Standard tasks like sharpening or contrast enhancements can be achieved by using actions. The benefit of this is it's not just easy, but it also helps guarantee consistency across your photos.
- Watermarks adding a watermark to your photos can be more straightforward with actions. Like the preceding point that action is the best choice to guarantee both accuracy and efficiency.
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