How to Batch Process Photos in Photoshop
This tutorial is on creating custom actions in Photoshop CC using droplets. It’s a part of photo editing best practices to get your client proofs that look close to the final image. It takes 5 minutes to set up and after that, you can walk away while your computer processes as many images you want (thousands). This gives clients an accurate idea of what the final images will look like. Why is this important? Because a client paying you money will freak out if you show them your RAW files. And sometimes women can be really nervous about seeing themselves. This gives you the chance to soften skin, color grade, crop and so much more before they see anything and all automatically.
It’s a gamechanger for sure.
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