1. First, bring up the action panel: window-display action 2. Load the Frame action set: click the small circle button with an arrow in the upper right corner of the action panel (below the Close button). Menu 3 appears. Select "photo frame. Atn "to load the picture frame action into the action panel. 4. Pay attention to remove the small tick in front of the action command that you don't want to apply (such as fixing the default action and the action that is not used in the picture frame set). If you are not familiar with the action, it is best not to play the action (you can get more inspiration by opening the action and watching the detailed steps). Creativity is also more free. Generally speaking, the actions given in Photoshop are only for the simple usage of batch processing JSX files. The method of adding EXIF information to the picture: First, extract this file into the installation directory of Photoshop, such as C: program file Adobe Photoshop CS5 preset script, and then restart Photoshop. You can see this option under File-Script. Open the photo and run this option. One of the most powerful tools of Adobe Photoshop is not an image editing tool at all, but an "action" function. The use of this function is actually very simple, but unfortunately, few new users of Photoshop know the existence of this function, or even let it idle. New users of Photoshop are very anxious to start editing immediately, so they only use the most basic editing tools and try to learn many functions of the software. With the help of teaching materials and skills, they have become more and more proficient in the program after repeated experiments and explorations. At this time, these users began to use plug-in filters to get richer effects. There are many such filters on the market, some of which can be downloaded for free from the Internet. These filters have various control parameters that allow you to adjust the effect of the filters. Some filters are specially used to compress files, some filters can produce special effects on text objects, and some filters can produce special effects on the whole picture. The question is, "It may take multiple steps to make an effect. Unless you take a lot of notes or have an excellent memory, it is almost impossible to repeat an effect. At this time, you need to use the "action" function. It is located in the drop-down window at the top of the Photoshop main interface. Scripting programs work in the same way as macros in word processing software. "Macro" is a combination of a series of functions recorded in a file, which can be started by hot keys. "Script" can combine Photoshop editing tools and plug-in filters in one file, which can be started with a mouse click. Some of these "scripts" can achieve more than 50 functions, use multiple plug-in filters and add dozens of parameters. Even if you can remember the way to achieve a certain effect, it is not easy to choose the correct parameters in each function every time. In this regard, "scripts" save you a lot of time. Scripts are mainly used for repetitive tasks or making very complex special effects. To create a new script, just click the New Action button. At this point, a red box indicates that the script is currently being recorded. When you have finished running all the functions or plug-ins, just stop recording. Each "script" has a specific name and is added to the script list. The next time you want to use the above combined effects, just start this "script" and all the effects will be automatically loaded into the image. In order to help you better understand the "script", we take editing photos as an example to introduce the use of "script". Most of these methods are obtained through trial and error, and finally these methods are stored as "scripts". We will perform some repetitive tasks first, and then make more complex "scripts". Reduce graininess You can use "graininess reduction" when you are dealing with photos taken with high-speed film. This script uses the speckle filter first, and then the sharpening filter. Although the former filter can remove a lot of particles, it will also blur the image. Therefore, you need to use the sharpening filter again. In this way, the image is as clear as ever, but the particle phenomenon is reduced. Another script that needs to be used for file conversion is the so-called "MacTiff script". We usually use PC to edit images, but most magazines we handle use Mac. When we have finished making all the pictures in an article, we need to use a "batch script" to process a group of pictures. At this point, all you have to do is sit there and watch this script open images, convert them into Tiff files, set them in Mac format, and finally save and close them. Who says PC and Mac are at odds? When we need to sell a large number of images to other companies to make teaching CDs, we can use specially made scripts. This script can reduce the size of a large number of images to 25% of the original size, sharpen them, and finally convert them into Tiff files suitable for Mac. This script can easily process multiple files with total data exceeding 650MB into a new set of CD images. When the script runs, you have time to do other things. In the script menu, there are several versions of JPEG, wavelet, fractal and other compression settings. When archiving an image, you can open a batch script and start the conversion process. In this way, you don't need to use a separate file conversion software to convert files, but you can always work in Photoshop (some file conversion software is not completely compatible with Photoshop, especially for Tiff files). Color-gamma correction Sometimes, a batch of images will have the same color deviation tendency or poor contrast, which is usually caused by poor scanning quality or poor film display and processing quality. Because these images have the same shortcomings, you can set up a special script to complete them all at once. Bring up the first picture and record the retouching process. When all pruning operations are completed, stop recording, and it will be saved in the script menu. Then, select a batch script and apply it to all images. As a result, all the images are cropped in an instant like the first image. If you encounter a similar situation in the future, you can even skip the step of making scripts and directly use scripts to process images. Thumbnail preview icon images generated by other programs may not have thumbnail preview icons. In order to avoid guessing the content of the image, you can use the "thumbnail icon script". This script can open a set of files and store them in a copy directory. When all images have been transferred and thumbnail icons have been formed, you can safely delete the first directory. Sometimes, an upright image may be placed horizontally. At this point, use the second script to open these files and store them again after rotation. Memory control Adobe Photoshop allows you to undo previous operations. When you operate on an image, Photoshop saves the previous states of layers, clipboard and filters in memory in case you want to undo the operation. If you edit more than one picture at the same time, the computer will run out of memory and need to temporarily transfer the data to the hard disk. In this way, the running speed of the system will be reduced. Clearing memory requires multiple steps. When editing an image, you can use a specific script to automatically clear the memory. This script works very fast, which can keep you working at the fastest speed all the time. The combination of special effects plug-in filters can make neon words, perspective shadows, explosive objects, unpredictable background patterns and other effects, thus expanding your creative potential. The best way to learn how to make these effects is to go online and search with "Photoshop script" as the key word. Many websites offer Photoshop plug-ins, filters and scripts. Some of these products are short-term beta versions and some are free. Their biggest advantage is that the amount of file data is very small, and they can download more than a dozen such products in less than an hour.