Vanquish Photoshop Action

Vanquish Photoshop Action

Create this highly detailed effect from your photos with little effort at all. Each time you run the action you will get a unique result. You can choose from 5 different directions to apply effect – Left, Right, Up, Down or Middle. Make sure to watch the customisation tutorial on how to get the most out of this effect.

IMPORTANT: This action is memory intensive. For photos between 1500 – 3500px it is recommended to have no less than 8gig ram installed. For photos over 3500px it is recommended to have no less than 12gig ram installed.

The action has been tested and working on Photoshop CS4,CS5,CS6,CC,CC 2015.5, CC 2017, CC 2018, CC 2019+

Important to know

• Make sure you are using the English version of Photoshop to run the Action on. All Sevenstyles Actions will only work in the English version of Photoshop.

• Check you are using a version of Photoshop that the Action supports.

• Watch the video tutorial to ensure you have your Photoshop file setup correctly. A link to the tutorial is also included in the ‘Readme.txt’ file in the download. You can view all of my Action tutorials here.

• Use high-resolution photos with the Action for the best results and to avoid errors. An optimal photo resolution is between 2000px – 4500px.

• With Adobe Creative Cloud, you can install multiple versions of Photoshop. If you like this Action but is not supported on your version of Photoshop, you can always install an additional version of Photoshop to run the Action on. Once an Action has been tested and working on a version of Photoshop, it will work forever.

• Use Jpeg images to run the Action on. Other file types such as TIFF, BMP, PNG, PSD can cause issues with Actions, as Photoshop disables various features for different file types.

• If a Sevenstyles Action includes a brush (.abr), pattern (.pat) or shapes (.csh) file in the download, then it must be loaded into Photoshop before playing the Action.

• Avoid using the Action on logos or clip art style images as the lack of detail and color contrast can lead to errors.