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Contents of the “action-code” folder
Photoshop Actions & Javascripts
By considering the “various variants” one might come across a rendition of an image that is both striking an unusual, a rendition that might not be apparent in the original unprocessed file. Be sure to read the pages on inverting channels, swapping channels and expanding channel color first for background information.
Supplied with this guide are Adobe Photoshop “actions” as well as javascripts.
The javascripts and actions are found in the actions-code folder. Click to download the zip file.
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