100-Look Library
For the first time, you can design and refine a look with a user experience that balances ease of use with the power of 36 distinct Look Tools. The new interface offers Quick Drawers for accessing tools and presets without taking up valuable space. Tool controls keep clutter to a minimum. Also, a linear-light processing engine provides fluid interaction using the power of your graphics card.

You've Got The Power
Unlike other Photoshop plug-ins that are just a collection of presets with sliders and checkboxes, PhotoLooks includes 36 powerful tools that let you customize the precise look you need. The interface and tools are inspired by your real-life experience with your camera making it easy to get started. Behind the scenes, PhotoLooks' optical processing engine calculates light values in the same way that real light and lenses behave. You'll get instant visual feedback and more realistic effects.

Looks with Legs
It's your choice: use Magic Bullet PhotoLooks as a standard Photoshop plug-in, or work in the standalone version to conserve memory and work faster. Refine and create looks anywhere, whether in your studio or on location, using any image as a foundation. Portable presets allow you to create and share your looks with other professionals or get quick approvals from clients.

How to use Photoshop plugins
A plug-in is a software module, which is used with some other applications to enhance the capabilities of that application. Adobe Photoshop
comes with pre-installed plug-ins. These plug-ins perform different type of effects on images.

To use plug-ins in Adobe Photoshop we need to install them in Adobe Photoshop's plug-in directory.When we install any plug-in it will ask you to give the path (some automatically finds Adobe Photoshop). Select the Adobe Photoshop's plug directory. When Adobe Photoshop will run it will automatically read these plug-ins. These plug-ins will be included in the Filter menu.

To use any plug-in, open the image on which we want to use effects. Then go to menu bar and select Filter and then in the end of this menu list select any of the installed plug-in. The plug-in window will open.

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