Photoshop Actions
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- hektor911
Hey guys,
Any clues on how achieve these colors with actions, I know there are some actions out there that can achieve such colors. Any clues? Thanks
- ********0
You don't need an action to do this it is just a little curves, desaturation, possibly a gradient and blur etc
- ********0
Use Lightroom to batch process this. De saturate a bit.
- Get Lightroom preset with this look and plug it in.********
- Get Lightroom preset with this look and plug it in.
- hektor9110
I was thinking using light-room, but the girl that shot those photos told me she used some actions, I guess it was a mix of actions and some curves.
- Why don't you ask her what the actions were...would likely be a lot easier.********
- Why don't you ask her what the actions were...would likely be a lot easier.
- ********0
Actions are pretty much same as set up in Lightroom.
Try this?
http://webdesignledger.com/freeb…
- Sandder0
Best action is probably to buy stock
- ********0
- ********0
ask the girl for her actions?
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- Does that even need a follow up joke?CyBrainX
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- hektor9110
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I don't think thats going to work hahaha. I mean I'm not a photographer, but I don't think she is going to take it lightly!
- CyBrainX0
You won't need Lightroom. Test a few adjustment layers till you get what you want and then record an action while re-doing the adjustment layers.
- dopepope0
So you want to color correct images without actually ever looking at them at first?
- fadein110
this is a really silly thread... if you want to correct images - there isn't a built in action for it - takes a little more skill... anyway - check out some tutorials or something.
- ********0
In the Lightroom development panel there is a section called "Split toning" which works amazing well for achieving this effect this.
And yes you don't need to use Lightroom to achieve this effect, but if you're working on thousands of images you would be a fool to use Photoshop to do this.
- Stian0
You could try the "make ready for istock" button
- CyBrainX0
As long as you use adjustment layer(s) in your actions, you can go back and readjust after. Your Action could potentially save you a lot of time with a head start.
- monNom0
new layer
fill with golden yellow
set blend mode to "color"
set opacity to 30%
- hektor9110
Let me try!
- dopepope0
PDF it then FTP it
- -kappa-0
Get your Free Photoshop Actions here...
http://www.perceptiondesign.com/…
All I ask is that you hit the FB Like button in return- < wow, that looks a lot like spam...-kappa-
- ..er it does :). However, they're some pretty sweet actions. Downloaded and liked. Yes.mikotondria3
- thanks bud...-kappa-