Photoshop Automator Actions is a package of Actions that lets you control many of Photoshop's most common functions from within Automator, letting you add Photoshop functionality to your Automator workflows. If you find them useful, please consider donating at my website.
What's new in Photoshop Automator Actions
Version 5.0.7:
Provides compatibility with Photoshop CS4, CS5, CS5.5, CS6 and Photoshop CC.
Edit IPTC Data now works properly (it got broken along the way somewhere).
Filenames no longer get two periods when you combine the original name with additional text.
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I haven't tried it yet. but there's a problem with the download function:
Stand by for download...
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The download DID complete, however.
I don't want to give away all my secrets but I have to sing the praises of these Automator Actions. I've been using them since 2005 (and CS2?) to crunch large folders of images into multiple sets of web optimized jpgs at specific sizes, watermark for Ebay, and/or convert color profiles.
The brilliance of these Automator actions is that you can use them to accomplish things which can't be done via Photoshop's built-in "actions" functionality. Better yet, the Automator Actions can be used in conjunction with Photoshop's actions. And sometimes it's just more efficient to set a few values in an Automator workflow instead of doing it in Photoshop.
Basically, stuff gets done. Instead of getting a repetitive stress injury, you make a cup of tea while your machine spends a few minutes doing the busy work.
From previous comments here I can see that some folks stumbled over the learning curve. Automator has its learning curve, and these actions have a quirk or two (tip: every workflow needs to include the "Render" action). But, hey, Photoshop has a bit of a learning curve, too, in case you hadn't noticed.
If you're not doing repetitive tasks in Photoshop, then you probably don't need this.
With all respect, this is a most stupid way how to operate Photoshop, complicated, inaccurate and time consuming ... this automator is just a waste of time ... not saving it.
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Roy-Van-Der-Woning
15 July 2008
By all means, do divulge your method for controlling Photoshop from a fully automated environment that is not complicated, inaccurate and time consuming.
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