Top 10 Tips To Choose The Best Action For A Photo

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Most of the designers are thinking about this. This is a vital thing who is working on Photoshop. Many

people like to edit a photo as usual. But you will be the best designer, if you do the best job in this

photo. Now I will gonna tell you some important tips to choose the ebst acitons for your specific photos.

HERE ARE 10 TIPS

A guide to help you choose the best actions for your specific photos.

Try before you buy:

Try to understand their whole service of clipping path or other photoshop works.

Look through before and after examples

  Try to add extra ordinary images or effect that people can accept and mix more one set,

you can create a great looks.

Experiment:

• Try things and write down your steps on an index card.  For looks that you like, keep a little card box with your “Blueprints.”

Blueprints:

• Most Fridays I share Blueprints sent in by customers, or occasionally ones that I make into before and afters, with step-by-step instructions.

MCP Facebook Page

• Join MCP on Facebook and post your questions and answers to the “wall.” Ask other photographers, what they would use or how to get the look you want. Feel free to share your images using MCP’s Photoshop actions. Look through older “wall” posts and photos uploaded by other photographers.

Search the Blog

• Search for Photoshop tutorials, look under specific categories for lessons, and check out past Photoshop video tutorials.

Search the Website:•  Search for products in the top drop

down sections (under “actions” and “training”) – you can organize by the version of Photoshop you have (for example, you could click on Shop By Photoshop “Version” and select “Photoshop CS5” or “Elements 8“). You can also search by “Category” and even “Keywords.”

Educate Yourself

• When deciding what actions you want to use, take the time to watch the Photoshop actions video tutorials and Elements actions video tutorials that come with each product.  You can find these 2 places, through the links on the product pages and under “Training.”

Take Notes:

• As you start using the Photoshop actions, write down which are your favorites and what looks you get with them.

Organize Your Actions:

• After you use certain action sets for a while, you may find that you use some all the time, and others rarely. Learn to organize your Photoshop actions in this video tutorial for a faster, more efficient workflow.

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