
When it comes to creating 3D product images for ebooks, software, CDs or DVDs,
you have many options. Depending upon your graphics skills and available software tools, you will either want to
buy a simple, turnkey software tool that generates these product images in an automated fashion or you will want to
have more control over the final product and want to use Photoshop Action Scripts. There are A LOT of action script collections available
on the market to choose from. Among these, the best offer high resolution 300 dpi images and a variety of unique
and appealing layouts to choose from.
Photoshop Action Scripts is the latest
collection to cross my review desk, and I find it to be a very compelling collection of scripts. Not only
does this collection offer their versions of great standards for hard cover and soft cover books, software
boxes, CD and DVDs, but it also offers some very unique images including a clipboard, a box with headphones (for
audio products), a milk carton, an MP3 player and even a shopping bag. There are 50 different images to
customize in all. Check some of them out below:

Now these images may be combined to create larger, more complex product images
such as these:

Remember, most professional ebook cover designers charge upwards of $97.00 to
create a well-designed 3D product image. Combo shots can cost cost dramatically more. But using Photoshop 7.0 to
CS4 and Photoshop Action Scripts, you can create unlimited covers in all different types of
combinations. Endless covers for the price of $97.00. Normally, this would be a good enough reason for most
people to purchase this set of Photoshop Action Scripts. But it gets even better.
The developers of these action scripts are also including a collection of 2000
sales page graphics PLUS 40 pre-designed cover templates. Plus they are throwing in two videos that teach
you how to install and use the scripts! This is an unbelievable deal and one well worth your consideration if you
create and sell products of your own, or wish to create unique product images for others. To see more samples and
learn more about Photoshop Action Scripts today, click here now.
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