Photoshop Productivity Series, The

In The Photoshop Productivity Series: Automating Photoshop-the second in a three-part "Photoshop Productivity" series by Photoshop guru Dave Cross-Dave teaches you that Photoshop automation is really about having Photoshop do the most amount of work for you as possible. Wherever automation can make your job easier and take less time, there's an opportunity to have Photoshop be more efficient for you. In this ebook, Dave tackles Photoshop's built-in automations, such as cropping and straightening photos, lens corrections, and photomerges; not-so-obvious automations, such as using tools such as the Blend If sliders, stack modes, auto-blending, and content aware tools; built-in scripts; the Configurator; the built-in automations that Bridge offers; actions-what's available, how to build them, load them, edit them, and share them; and how to process multiple files at once. Implementing the techniques and approach taught in this ebook will have you working more efficiently in Photoshop, and letting it do a lot of the heavy lifting for you!

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For 25 years, Dave Cross has been helping photographers and creative professionals get the most out of their Adobe software. He has a bachelor of education, is an Adobe Certified Instructor in Photoshop, and is a Certified Technical Trainer. Dave has taught for Adobe and at Photoshop World, the Texas School of Photography, the Santa Fe Workshops, Imaging USA, and numerous corporate locations. He has written many articles and several books, co-hosted Photoshop User TV, and appeared in many DVDs and online courses for Kelby Training, creativeLIVE, and udemy.com. He runs Dave Cross Workshops in his own photo studio and workshop space in Tampa, Florida. Over the last 13 years, Dave has taught Photoshop in every state in the United States, throughout Canada and in Europe, consistently earning rave reviews. He is well known for his engaging style, his humor, and his ability to make complex topics easy to understand. In 2009, Dave was inducted into the Photoshop Hall of Fame.
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