Using Export Post Processing feature "Go to Export Actions Folder Now"

[Ralph Tomaccio]

Has anyone come up with any really good uses for a Photoshop Droplet to be used in conjunction with Lightroom's "Export Post Processing feature "Go to Export Actions Folder Now"?

Prior to recent version updates to Lightroom, the obvious one was to use a droplet for sharpening in Photoshop. Now that Lightroom has great sharpening tools, going to PS is no longer necesary for sharpening.

Thanks!

 

[Victoria Bampton]

Converting to a custom ICC profile's a classic.

A Noise Ninja action is another one I use all the time.

 

[Denis Pagé]

Having to create a calendar illustrating ±12' football players each one having his photo appearing on the opposite page of the month corresponding to his birthday (with his name written in the proper day done separately), I used a complex action to convert to grayscale, add frame, enlarge canvas, add text layer with player's name and position, add layer for text effects applied to the player's number then apply effects, save to TIFF...

Saved much time as I only had to select all player's individual photos then export to needed size.

 

[nutsnbolts]

I use it to add my crop/border/signature without having to batch into photoshop. Essentially, once I took the time to understand it and how to use it, it is pretty cool. I select my images in lightroom, make my adjustments and then export and select which signature i want and it will border, resize and add my signature.