Another way Dave Cross uses PhotoFrame 4

Dave Cross from the National Association of Photoshop Professionals shows us another way that he likes to use PhotoFrame 4. This time, it’s in a batch process action that he uses in conjunction with Adobe Bridge.

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Originally Published November 1, 2009

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