CARTOONS - Photoshop actions

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The CARTOONS Photoshop actions will convert your photos into beautiful cartoons with an unprecedented conversion quality. The product is packed with features that give you a host of creative options to take your cartoons to the next level.

The actions use a clever combination of filters and advanced Photoshop features to create cartoonized images of staggering quality:

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The "Cartoonizer" action creates 3 different cartoon versions (Photoshop documents). The first version is richer in details and is more colorful; the second version is more minimal with flatter colors, while the third one has less intense sketch lines and more accented edges. It's up to you to select the one that you prefer mostly.

The software lets you make selective color adjustments to the final cartoon image. By altering certain color tones, you can give your cartoons an impressive, abstract look:

Does your image have a transparent background? Fantastic! Not only you can convert it to a cartoon and preserve the transparency; you can add 8 different pop-up backgrounds that can be switched on / off:

You can turn a cartoon with transparent background into a pop-art collage inspired by Andy Warhol's style. The product creates two different pop-art collages with 4 and 9 tiles. The size of these collages is 4 times and 9 times the original photo size, respectively: you can print the collage in a large format printer and impress your friends or customers with your pop-art posters:

Do you want to spice up the cartoon with speech balloons? The Photoshop and Photoshop Elements actions produce 16 different balloons of customizable color! They are designed in Illustrator and you can resize them freely as many times as you wish, without losing quality:

If you have Photoshop CC, or Photoshop Elements 15 or newer, you can use the PanosFX "Cartoons" to create funny caricatures:

SELECTING THE RIGHT PHOTOS:

To produce great cartoons, you need to select the right photos. For best results, follow these rules:

To cartoonize a portrait, prefer a photo that has been shot from a short distance:

Avoid photos shot under poor lighting conditions or photos taken under 'hard' light:

Avoid using blurred photos. Use photos of objects with sharp details and clear edges:

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GALLERY PHOTOS: Some of the images used in the examples were kindly provided by Shutterstock. The image IDs are as follows:  712948981.jpg, 169057235.jpg, 140378221.jpg, 6555778.jpg, 136789808.jpg, 123822577.jpg