Does anyone else wish for improvements to Photoshop CS5 actions? I am a graphic artist in an exporter of fashion accessories. Working with a lot of print designs and brochures, I often need to apply the same effect to a batch of images but, I need to be able to develop an action quickly. Sometimes I feel like getting the kinks out of an actions takes longer than if I just went ahead and finished the images myself. I feel like the functions could be a bit smarter and ignore hang-ups like “Layer X is not available”, and etc.
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Wishing for function improvements for Adobe CS5
Greetings,
Of course, well every user experience has a different kind of opinion about this stuffs, like someone prefers GIMP over Photoshop and etc. Because its like more of a user preference they think the one is faster or more reliable than the other. I’ve also been having some issues around Photoshop like slicing up the template I have developed to be coded in HTML and CSS i often found the actions dull and irrelevant thus making it more hard for me to code it. But so far its a great program its better than nothing.
You could always contact adobe and tell them about your thoughts regarding the software they will be happy to give you a feedback.
Goodluck,
Rico
Wishing for function improvements for Adobe CS5
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