From 0 to 100 possibilities! The Photoshop Actions Pack - Vol. 2 - Top 100 Actions is the sequel to its popular predecessor Vol. 1. Expand your Photoshop effects portfolio with one hundred more fantastic actions from PSD-Tutorials.de.
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The Photoshop Actions Pack Vol. 2 is the ultimate tool to speed up your workflow! The 100 actions provide you with an extensive repertoire of shortcuts and creative quick fixes for your work with Adobe Photoshop. The actions can be used in a variety of ways: smooth background patterns, cool styles for texts, creative frames for photos and practical automation of popular image effects. And best of all: a large number of actions can also be executed with Photoshop Elements.
An action is a predefined workflow that you apply to a single file or to several files in a batch. This includes, for example, menu commands, control panel options and tool actions. Actions are particularly useful for routine tasks and are an effective means of automating work processes. To do this, you record an action and can apply the recorded and saved command sequence to other screens. You can create an action that, for example, resizes an image and applies a filter to the image to achieve a specific effect, then saves the file in the desired format. With this package you get an outstanding collection of different Photoshop actions. Actions have the file format .atn.
In addition to the actions, the Photoshop Actions Pack Vol. 2 contains a video training course that teaches you how to use actions.
The actions are generally applicable from Photoshop CS3 onwards. The actions are upwards compatible, i.e. you can also use the actions with later Photoshop versions such as Photoshop CS5, CS6 or CC.
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