Finding Color - Action Set - Over 125 Actions full of Color

[MyKey]

Over 125 Actions in all divided into 5 different groups

Group #1 - TriCoast Proofing
2 simple actions (one single and one a double) which allows you to reduce the size of your images, no matter if they are horizontal or vertical and save them into a certain folder or folders. These files come with a text file to help you understand how to use them. Very useful for batch processing of images from RAW to PSD or JPG or even online forums and Blog posting, it speeds up your workflow greatly.

Group #2 – TriCoast Special Glow
A special action which has been developed over several years of trail and error, this action is applied to 90% of all TriCoast images as a finishing touch.

Group #3 – TriCoast’s Color Nut Collection – A Collection of 61 actions of all colors
A collection of multi-colors most in 3 different stages to fine tune the specific color you need for your images. Color Nut Collection was designed to be either applied fully to your images or as a subdued layer to slightly change the tone of the final product. With several versions of Sepia and Black and White actions as well as TriCoast’s personal favorite true color tones in Blue, Yellow, Orange, Green, Red and Purple this collection the best color collection out on the market today.

Color Nut (tones 1,2,3) – Lightly used colors which are designed as a layer mask to blend and fine tune the specific area you would like to have the color.

Color Nut Sepias – From simple to glows to Chocolate tones there will be a sepia tone just right for every image

Black and Whites – Straight forward B/W to sepia mix to glows to even color blends its all here as seen used in TriCoast’s work.

True Color Collection – With specific names these actions are strong true colors which when applied solo or with other tones make your images unique and full of color.

Group #4 – TriCoast’s Weird-O Collection – A Collection of 43 actions if various tones, processes, all unique to TriCoast’s processing and bright colors.

· Daisy-Doo Blue
· Blue Sea
· Deep Sand
· X-It Baby (Cross Processing)
· Orange Glow
· Cold Blue Pop
· Skin Smoothing
· Red Sand
· Sand Storm
· Gulf Coast Waters
· And Much, Much More!!!

Designed to be many actions built into one, these actions will work as an endless supply of tones. Many created to apply a layer on top of your original image, so you can control the opacity to get the ultimate tone or tones you would like. While one image my require 30% opacity another might be 60% or more, leaving you with almost endless results.

Group #5 – TriCoast’s Short Cut Collection – A Collection of 20 actions designed for you to attach to a F-Key to speed up your workflow.

A simple collection of everyday used steps within Photoshop designed to speed up your workflow. No more keyboard shortcuts to remember simply assign an F-Key to your favorite shortcut and its one click on the keyboard and your good to go!

Over 125 actions designed to give you full color, full control and speed up your processing time. Gain complete tonal control, there simply an endless amount of options available to you in this Finding Color Action Set.

The Complete Collection
Finding Color Action Set - $125.00 (USD)

TPF Premium Members: $100.00 (USD)

Plus by buying the “Finding Color Action Set” you will receive TriCoast’s Subsets for Photoshop Bridge. With a click of the mouse you will be able to tone your images in multi-tones as well as batch produce black and whites, correct white balance and even duo-tone your RAW images.

A $30.00 value for FREE

A PDF File on these actions: FINDING COLOR INFROMATION SHEET


A small sample video on the Finding Color Actions: VIDEO OF FINDING COLOR

[jagphoto]

What editing software do I need to use these? I only have Elements 5 right now. I really love the look of all your photos, so I would like to try these out!

[Ropinamoment]

I have the same question as Lisa. I have Elements 4.0 right now.

[LoungeLizard]

I would guess PS/CS though they may work with PS 7.

I am using them with PS/CS 2. I doubt they'd work with Elements.

[jagphoto]

Originally Posted by LoungeLizard

I would guess PS/CS though they may work with PS 7.

I am using them with PS/CS 2. I doubt they'd work with Elements.

Thanks Jesus. I was thinking of getting CS2. Is there an upgrade I can purchase? I guess I could look on the website, but I thought I would ask.

[Turtle]

Where do I go to buy these actions?

[MyKey]

Our site is done (www.FindingColor.com) I just need to work out the bugs in the shopping cart system.

Until then you can order via paypal and the Actions will be sent to you via email

Here is the PayPal Address if you decide to purchase the items office@tricoastphoto.com

Or you can call us at 979-417-3602 and give the credit card information we take all cards..

[akimartymar]

Originally Posted by MyKey

Until then you can order via paypal and the Actions will be sent to you via email

AWWW!!! No more CD? That was half the fun. Just kidding, in most cases that CD will never be used again once the files are moved to the computer. It's good to be in a time where things like this can be sent by a mere email or download link. BTW, good action set Mike and thanks again for letting others take advantage of them.

[xseption]

What does the documentation look like? A PDF file and some instructional video?

thanks!

~ edd

[MyKey]

I still have the CD's and if anyone wants one I will be more than happy to send it with their order and send out a download link.

:)

Martin I am glad you are enjoying the product, I am always worried people will not get out of it what I do. Again since I developed these actions for my personal processing and not to sell its quite different to see others using them in their work. Different but good!

Remember I would LOVE to have some of your work on the Finding Color Blog also!

[PeteQ]

Mike, I would presume the would be no problems with these under CS3, correct?

[MyKey]

Originally Posted by PeteQ

Mike, I would presume the would be no problems with these under CS3, correct?

Correct there might be a few tiny problems but nothing that can not be corrected.

I think one of the users actually wrote something about using them in CS3 on the Finding Color Blog you might want to check out!

But yes they work!

[Breezy]

So Mike will these work in PS7?
That is what I will be using until the first of the year when I upgrade to CS3.

I love what they do and would love to use these if they will work :D

[MyKey]

Originally Posted by Breezy

So Mike will these work in PS7?
That is what I will be using until the first of the year when I upgrade to CS3.

I love what they do and would love to use these if they will work :D

Yes they work in CS7 without any problems!

I developed them over many years so it works without any problems in any version.

Thanks for asking!

[Breezy]

awesome
thanks Mike!