83 Microscale Figther and a nifty function in Photoshop
Uploaded a microscale fighter inspired by my latest Z-Fighters. While adjusting the lighting in levels, I discovered that you can actually save the settings and use them for more pictures:
It’s still a little cumbersome, as you have to open the file for every picture (Load…), but at least the lighting on the pictures will be more consistent - especially if you adjust the midpoint as well, instead of just squeezing the brightest and darkest tones together (which was the case with this moc.
If anybody know a good way to batch-adjust a bunch of pictures, I’d love to know (especially if you can add a watermark in the same process).
October 13th, 2008 at 3:34 pm
Hi Niels,
Batch-adjusting is as easy as pressing Record in Photoshop!
You simply open the Action-palette, it can be found in the Windows-menu.
Once the palette is open, open the Option-menu in the Palette. Now choose
‘New action’ and name your action - and you’re recording. Go through the steps you
wish (loading Level-presets etc) and hit the Stop-button at the buttom of the
Actions-palette.
Now you’ve got your action down, you need to make into a droplet (which let’s you
drop files on to it). Go to File -> Automate -> Create droplet, work through the
settings and you’re ready to start dropping files on the droplet, and have them
batch converted :-)
October 20th, 2008 at 4:20 pm
Cool thanks Steen!
I’ll look into that when I get the time :D