After learning about how to create actions last week, here is a way to apply what we have learned to a multitude of images.
Photoshop calls it Batch Processing.
Most people have not heard of this function in photoshop, so I figured it would be a good idea to use the action we created last week and apply it right away. If you missed last weeks tutorial, I suggest watching that one first. The link is here

Enjoy!

Today, I’d like to show you how I use actions in photoshop which allow me to streamline my workflow, by automising all those tedious and repetitive steps in photoshop. With actions, you can record an infinite amount of steps and just apply them to any photo, with the press of a button.

A video says more than a thousand words, so here it is. Enjoy!

Sorry for posting Photoshop Monday on Tuesday. I just did not get around to recording a photoshop tutorial at the weekend, since I ran my Landscape Photography Workshop.
One of the attendees asked me about layer masking and how to use it for blending images. So I thought it would be a good idea to show you a tutorial about how I blend images indestructibly using layer masks, one of the most important and powerful tools in photoshop!
Hope you learn something new.

It’s Photoshop Monday again and I want to show you the different ways of adding a vignette to your image.
I’m showing you three different ways of doing it. Enjoy!

It’s Monday again and I’ve prepared a neat little tutorial for you about how I arrange my workspace.
Make sure you don’t miss it as it is a powerful tool to keep an overview of what you’re doing.
I demonstrate this by retouching the lips of a model I shot.

Hope you enjoy it!

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