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Attention Digital Camera Owners:

If You Can Click A Button,
Then I Can Cut Your Photo Editing
Time In Half (Or Less)

Use these 36 time-saving photo editing actions
to make your photos look great—in seconds!

Do your photos turn out perfect every time? No?

You’re not alone. Neither do mine.

But we can fix our photos, right?

Yes, of course! Photoshop Elements can make your photos shine!

But even if you know how to edit your photos,
do you have the time to laboriously fix each photo
you want to send to Grandma or share on Facebook?

Not me. And I’m betting you don’t have time to waste either.

That’s why I’m excited to share my time-saving secret with you.

Actions Are Your Secret Weapon

Photoshop Elements actions can edit at lighting speed.
Open a photo and choose an action that would improve it,
and your program will go through all the steps
for that action almost before you can blink an eye.

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You Can Benefit From My Years of Experimenting

I’ve learned a lot from other experts, of course,
but some of my best editing methods have come
from years of experimenting.

For example: how to reduce harsh shadows?
The kind that result from being in bright or dappled sunlight.

After two years of experimenting, I finally figured it out.

But it was complicated. It had a lot of steps.
And who wants to go through a series of complicated steps
every time they want to fix harsh shadows?

That’s when I thought to turn it into an action.
Actions zip through complicated steps in seconds. Wheee!

This has now become my favorite action.
There’s just no substitute for it when I need it.

Can You Follow These Simple Steps?

Install the actions in Photoshop or Photoshop Elements
(I’ll show you how in a video, and it’s super simple.)

Depending on your personality,
you can either watch my short videos
on what each action does, or you can jump in
and start trying them out, using my Action Cheat Sheet
as your guide—your choice!

Decide what bothers you the most about your photo
—is it the lighting? The color? Does the photo look “blah?”

Choose an action to fix or improve the problem,
and click the Action Play Button.
If the effect isn’t strong enough, run the action again.

If you have more than one problem with your photo,
choose another action to fix it.

What If I Choose The Wrong Action?

That’s what’s so cool about the way I’ve set up the actions.
Each action creates its own layer,
with the name of the action on the layer,
making it very easy to experiment.

If you don’t like the effect, simply press the Delete key!
(By the way, this is a great way to quickly try several possible actions
so you can choose the result you like the best.)

Double or Triple Your Speed

I’m amazed at how much faster my editing process
is now than it used to be.

Example: I shot senior photos for a young man
whose mother requested I remove his acne,
so I painstakingly used the Clone Stamp tool
and Healing Brush on every photo I gave them.
When I was done, the photos looked great…but it took forever.

Recently I shot photos of the same family.
This time I was determined to spend less time editing,
so I developed an action that removed the acne in seconds.

I felt like doing the happy dance!

Using actions has allowed me to tackle photos
I wouldn’t have touched in the past,
because it would have taken too much time
and effort to redeem them.

But like me, you’ll probably get the most benefit
out of speeding up your routine photo editing,
the kind that takes you two, three, or four times
as long if you do it “by hand.”