Conrad Tan wrote:
Wait, what if my photographs are perfect every time? Then I don't need this right?
Dude this shiz rocks!!!!!!!!!! You da man!
You too?
here was one of my earlier replies Conrad....
I keep trying it but nothing, no red no blue? Do you think that mean my exposures are perfect Good minds think alike
However, the Hot Cool Chad Action tells no lies!
Chad, would love to try this as well. Thanks for making the action available. If you don't flatten the layers, is it OK just to switch the action layer off?
Been off line for a few days so have only just found this.
digicat wrote:
Chad, would love to try this as well. Thanks for making the action available. If you don't flatten the layers, is it OK just to switch the action layer off?
Been off line for a few days so have only just found this.
Regards,
Ron
Yes, if you are talking about saving it in the PSD file for later use. If you want to fatten for a Jpeg to post on the web or print, you will need to remove the layer.
The action only takes a second to run on a file, it can easily be ran when needed.
Chad, I love this action already.
It's great to fix the small parts in an image that are easily overlooked as too bright or too dark.
And it's also great to push the whites and blacks in a B&W image without creating white and black holes.
Manny thanks for sharing.
Chris
