misserin
07-20-2013, 10:43 AM
It’s Sweet Shoppe Saturday (https://www.sweetshoppedesigns.com/sweetshoppe/home.php?cat=448) again and I am pleased to be bringing you another fantabulous new photo action release! (https://www.sweetshoppedesigns.com/sweetshoppe/product.php?productid=25934&cat=0&page=1) Even more exciting is that this new set is compatible with Adobe Elements, for those who had been requesting that. As per usual on Sweet Shoppe Saturday, all of our new releases are 20% off one day only! Keep reading, as I have a great little mini-tutorial for you!
http://glitterandco.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/glitterandco_era_preview.jpg
This set of 5 actions is designed to give a timeless, slightly vintage feel, but yet also features some of the looks and trends that are current right now. And so, Era was born, timeless and yet still current with the latest that’s out there.
Have you ever wondered how to combine actions on one photo in Photoshop? Mixing and matching is super fun, and can really widen the possibilities for unique edits on your photos. I always think that using photo actions is great, but understanding a little more about how they work can take your vision to the next level.
It's super simple if you don't know how. Hop on over to my blog (http://glitterandco.net/?p=479) for a quick mini tutorial!
http://glitterandco.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/glitterandco_era_preview.jpg
This set of 5 actions is designed to give a timeless, slightly vintage feel, but yet also features some of the looks and trends that are current right now. And so, Era was born, timeless and yet still current with the latest that’s out there.
Have you ever wondered how to combine actions on one photo in Photoshop? Mixing and matching is super fun, and can really widen the possibilities for unique edits on your photos. I always think that using photo actions is great, but understanding a little more about how they work can take your vision to the next level.
It's super simple if you don't know how. Hop on over to my blog (http://glitterandco.net/?p=479) for a quick mini tutorial!