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Apple4us Add Textures to Your Images with a Photoshop Action (Professional Photographer Magazine Web Exclusives) By Gavin Phillips You can create unique and elegant imagery by adding textures to your photos in Photoshop. It can be quite time consuming to do it manually by opening the texture, draging and droping it into your image, and changing the layer blending mode. If you want to add another texture, you have to repeat the steps. There is a much faster way to accomplish this, and that is by adding textures in an automated Photoshop action. Open a texture in Photoshop. Creating your texture action Open an image and make certain your Actions palette is active. Photo ©Shutterstock Now you are recording your steps in Photoshop. Next, duplicate the background layer, ctrl/cmd-J. The next step is to Rasterize the pattern layer. Now go to your Actions tab and stop the action. I usually use two to five textures in an image. Experiment with different texture combinations and layer blending modes Brush away, re-size, Gaussian Blur Add a black and white adjustment layer
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