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Today we’ll look at a number of the best tools available for making color adjustments, adjusting focus, enlarging images, transforming layers in3D, reducing noise, creating textures, applying complex masks, and even taking that PSD into full-blown HTML.
There are a few Photoshop plug-ins out there specifically for us, photographers. Even though you could do almost everything in PS without these plug-ins, however, with the right plug-ins, they will save you lots of time.
Without these plug-ins, your tasks will take a lot longer to get done and probably you’d not be as creative as you could with them. The reason for this is basically very simple, at least for me. With some of these plug-ins, you’d be able to experiment and see pretty much instantly the options/possibilities that your images might become, unless, you are pretty much know what you want as your final vision, which sometimes, happens. Even with that vision in mind, you can still benefit from these plug-ins if you know how to use them well.
Let’s cut the story short, there are a few categories that I would list them as top photoshop plug-ins, based on what I know:
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