News and information relating to the Photoshop actions from http://www.1clickactions.com
News and information (and even a few photos) from 1-click actions.
We just started a new competition in the 1-click actions user group. THe winner will receive a $50 1clickactions voucher that is valid against any 1clickactions product. Entry is free and open to all user group members at http://www.1clickactions.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=461
I’d just like to draw your attention to a new set of actions available through the 1clickactions site. A first for us in that they are not even ours but they are quite impressive.
The MK Actions by Martin Kimeldorf include Green Screen extraction actions, retro BW conversions, a versatile sharpening action (one of my favorites), skin shine reducer and an exposure blending routine. The package also includes comprehensive documentation and practice images (30mb or so).
The package is available from the 1clickactions site – http://1clickactions.com/MKactions.htm – with a 25% introductory discount.
For a few days only there’s a 17½% discount on all items with the codeword “chicken” – applies to all items from the 1-clickactions online store
The server changeover is now completed with all the 1click sites now running on the new server(s). We managed to keep the downtime to less than 15 minutes thanks to the help from EUKHost.
There’s the possibility that the 1clickactions website/forum/blog will be down for a while over the next day or two (11th-12th Feb 2010) whilst our hosting is transferred to a new server (or servers)- we’ll be trying to keep this to a minimum but it’s likely a short period offline will occur.
John
As you might have noticed we’ve been having a few problems with the Downloads and Gallery area of the 1clickactions User Group. The issue has been resolved and bothe are working again.
Just to remind everyome that there a few free downloads of actions, tutorials etc in the downloads section that all user group members can access.
We were asked recently about the security of our online ordering system, specifically why our Online Store doesn’t display the security padlock in the browser.
The reason is that no payment details (or even names or emails) are collected at the store page so there is no need for the page to be encrypted (ie an https address rather than an http address) – it is only at the payment stage that encryption is required. At this point the page is indeed securely encrypted (and has the padlock to prove it) so rest assured that your details are safe. The checkout page will display the Verisign Secure Logo and complies with the Verisign Class 3 security certification standard.
Looks like there has been a problem with our email system over the past few days so it’s possible that we haven’t received any recent ones. So apologies if we’ve not answered. Please resend them ann hopefully we’ll answer this time.
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