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| Photoshop Basic Skills Series |
| Photoshop Basic Skills Series - Part Three Note: This video tutorial may be accessed via password only. Click here to find out how to gain access via password. If you have a password, just click on the link below to play the video. #3-1 - Actions Save Time - Part 1: 10:53 #3-2 - Actions Save Time - Part 2: 11:37 Photoshop Actions are a fantastic way to save time and repetitive key strokes when repeating the same steps with a number of photos. A Photoshop action memorizes a series of key strokes or mouse clicks and lets you quickly repeat them on dozens of pictures with just one click of the mouse! This video tutorial explains when to use Actions and how to create and play both simple and complex Photoshop Actions. Part 1 explains what an Action is, how to create and play them, and demonstrates creating a simple action to increase saturation 10%. Part 2 demonstrates creating a more complex Action to reduce the resolution and pixel dimensions of a photograph, save and compress it for the web in a new folder, and close the file. The advanced feature of pausing an Action to add or change details is demonstrated. For BOTH PC & Mac: #3-1 Actions Save Time - Part 1: 10:53 #3-2 Actions Save Time - Part 2: 11:37 |