Imagine you have 100 images that need the same simple color balance and a level adjustment. How would you go around doing that? Would you spend your entire day performing the edits on all 100 images one by one?
You won’t be doing that if you knew how to use Actions. This awesome feature allows you to record each adjustment you make to be used at a later time.
For example, let’s say you’ve recreated a cool Instagram-like filter on Photoshop. Now, you can record each step of this filter so you can instantly apply this filter to other photos. Watch video below.
When you create Actions correctly in Photoshop, they can become an extremely powerful tool. Not only will they help to speed up your editing workflow but they can also be exceptionally useful to new photographers. Every time you learn a new technique, create an Action for it. By working like that, the Actions panel can become your “Photoshop memory” in which you store everything you learn. As you develop as a retoucher and refine your panel, it will become an indispensable tool.
First things first, you need to learn how to make Actions correctly. There are a couple essential things you must do to ensure they work every time. That’s what this video covers.
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