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If you do the same action for 100 or 1000 photos, it's easy Program just give the command to apply this effect to 1000 photos The program will stupidly do it. But if the action has different parameters and for different photos, then by hand This is called batch processing Such processing is as in individual programs and photo editors.
If you do the same action for 100 or 1000 photos, it's easy Program just give the command to apply this effect to 1000 photos The program will stupidly do it. But if the action has different parameters and for different photos, then by hand This is called batch processing Such processing is as in individual programs and photo editors.
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In Photoshop, macros are called ECSH, or operations. If you are not going to write a script, then write it like this: Open→create a duplicate layer and unlock the background→white selection→go to the bottom layer→clear selected→go to the top→delete→stop But, after all, all photos are different. Working on automatic you will inevitably delete some of the image as well.
In Photoshop, macros are called ECSH, or operations. If you are not going to write a script, then write it like this: Open→create a duplicate layer and unlock the background→white selection→go to the bottom layer→clear selected→go to the top→delete→stop But, after all, all photos are different. Working on automatic you will inevitably delete some of the image as well.