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welcome to designer digitals by weekly tip August 24th 2012 this week creating a snapshot image to undo actions in Photoshop have you ever run an action and then wished you could undo it sometimes actions have so many steps that you donamp;#39;t have enough States in your history panel to revert back to the place that you were before you ran the action this is especially problematic if youamp;#39;ve committed some changes to an image before running the action this action for example has so many steps that I canamp;#39;t get back to where I was when I started so to make sure that you can get back to the pre-action state youamp;#39;ll need to begin by creating a snapshot before running the action this is a really handy feature in the full version of Photoshop open the history panel by selecting window history and then locate the camera icon at the bottom of the history panel click it to create a snapshot image youamp;#39;ll see an image labeled snapshot one populate underneath the o
