By experimenting with different plug-ins, I often end up with something new and unexpected that I could not have done using Photoshop alone with my current Photoshop skills. In other cases, I may or may not have some ideas of where I want to go with a photo. In this case it’s simply a matter of choosing the right actions or plug-ins for the job. When I’m processing my photos, very often I have a clear picture of the finished result in my head. The Kodak Ektachrome 100GX preset in Alien Skin Exposure gives extra pop to the color in this HDR image Not necessarily Homer Simpson lazy or click one button for an instant masterpiece lazy more like I have a job, a family and a life and I can’t spend every waking hour devoted to learning every last function in Photoshop. So yes, part of the appeal of actions and plug-ins is they allow the user to be lazy. As I will demonstrate in upcoming articles, you can bring new life to your images that would only be possible by a Photoshop Zen master. These installations can be as simple as a double-click.The easiest answer to that might be another question: Why do ten, fifty or hundreds of mouse clicks when you can do one? Sensible enough, but the appeal of actions and plug-ins lies beyond mere time savings. Many downloadable plugins also include other files that have separate installation instructions, such as brushes. Always consult with the instructions that come with the download to ensure a proper installation. It’s important to note that how the plugin file is saved can make a difference on installation. Open Photoshop and you’ll find the new plugin in the filters menu.
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