Perhaps you’ve heard the term, but are unsure what Actions are or how to use them in Photoshop. So, let’s go back to some bare-bones basics and look at using Actions and how they can speed up your workflow and make life easier. What are Actions? Actions are a set
Have you been struggling with how to finish your portraits in Photoshop? Our friend Kristina Sherk has an exclusive freebie, just for Photofocus readers! With her Skin Retouching Tool Kit, you can get started with creating incredible portraits in a fraction of the time. You’ll receive Photoshop brushes, actions and
Join Kristina Sherk for a recorded webinar showing you how to slash your editing time by using Photoshop Actions. Kristina is a high-end photo retoucher based out of Washington, D.C. She specializes in realistic retouching and has done work for clients like Time Inc., Hasselblad, Merz Aesthetic and Cotton Incorporated.
With the Photoshop Virtual Summit winding down, now’s the perfect time to check out all the courses at your leisure. But you can only do so with a VIP Access Pass! Want a sneak peak at what to expect? Check out this excerpt from Rich Harrington, where he discusses Photoshop
Photoshop Actions can really help to speed up your workflow, especially when dealing with portraits. Even if your subjects have stained teeth, you can still create an Action to help you more quickly process your images. High-end photo retoucher Kristina Sherk recently hosted a webinar for The Artists’ Notebook that
Photoshop Actions can really help to speed up your workflow, especially when dealing with portraits. Even if your subjects have stained teeth, you can still create an Action to help you more quickly process your images. High-end photo retoucher Kristina Sherk recently hosted a webinar for The Artists’ Notebook that
Photoshop Actions can really help to speed up your workflow, especially when dealing with portraits. Even if your subjects have stained teeth, you can still create an Action to help you more quickly process your images. High-end photo retoucher Kristina Sherk recently hosted a webinar for The Artists’ Notebook that
Photoshop Actions can really help to speed up your workflow, especially when dealing with portraits. Even if your subjects have different colored eyes, you can still create an Action to help you more quickly process your images. High-end photo retoucher Kristina Sherk recently hosted a webinar for The Artists’ Notebook
Photoshop Actions can really help to speed up your workflow, especially when dealing with portraits. Even if your subjects have different colored eyes, you can still create an Action to help you more quickly process your images. High-end photo retoucher Kristina Sherk recently hosted a webinar for The Artists’ Notebook
When we need to batch process as busy photographers, speed is the name of the game. While a lot of us utilize tools like Lightroom Classic to batch process images, did you know that Photoshop can use Actions to help you reduce your editing time, too? On Thursday, Levi Sim
A quick tip why you should create your own actions, presets & Looks.
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