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These Photoshop Actions Convert Photos into Pixel Art
Turn any photo or graphic into pixel art like those seen in retro console games. Unlike Photoshop’s Mosaic filter, these actions organize pixels with patterns that resemble pixel art (see an example in the product images). The free download (courtesy of SparkleStock) gives you 6 Photoshop actions for color and B&W results. You can also…
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Freebie: 5 Skin Retouching Photoshop Actions
Retouch skin like a pro with these Photoshop actions that will let you heal, mattify, and airbrush skin with one click. It also includes actions for brightening eyes and increasing contrast; the former reduces redness and increases brightness in the eyes while the latter increases contrast without clipping highlights/shadows. These actions by SparkleStock are easy-to-use.…
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Photoshop Actions that Emulate the Yashica EZ F521 Camera
Get the look of the Yashica EZ F512 camera in Photoshop. The Yashica EZ F521 has a nostalgic color characteristic similiar to film. These Photoshop actions will let you emulate the camera’s image quality, noise pattern, colors, tones and all of its in-camera filters. Every filter has been carefully color calibrated using a professional color…
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Free Dystopian Photoshop Actions
Download these free Photoshop actions designed for nighttime cityscapes. Made by SparkleStock, these actions turn your photos into abstract dystopian cityscapes in just one click. They’re compatible with Photoshop CS3 and newer (including Photoshop CC). Free Version Download Pro Version Buy from SparkleStock
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Free Bokeh Kit Photoshop Brushes and Actions
Not enough bokeh in your photos? Add more with this bokeh kit from SparkleStock. The kit includes 4 Photoshop brushes, 1 Bokeh Gradient, and a Photoshop action to make everything easy peasy. Don’t overdo the bokeh! You’ll get the better by adding only a few bokeh in the background, around bright spots, or very subtly…
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Create Double Exposures with These Photoshop Actions
Double exposure is a photographic technique that combines two images into one. In the past, we taught how to create double exposures in Photoshopusing a simple technique. However, there are actually many different ways to do this. With this kit from SparkleStock, you can create better double exposure in half the time.
