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Stylish Border This tutorial will teach you how to create stylish metal borders that you can use for your signatures! A very great tutorial for the guy/girl that wants to start simple...
You can enhance the look of your artwork and digital photos by adding a nice frame to them. In this tutorial, we'll learn how to make a brushed metal frame. This easy tutorial will also teach you other useful Photoshop techniques. Here's what you'll be making:
Hi Kelly, ur TUT was cool and effective. But Could u help me with generating the same effect using Alpha channels. If u knw any TUT for the same that would be of immense help coz, i read some where abt using channels and generating the Halftone effect in any image. However my memory is unable to rewind and get that stuff� :)
I???m starting out with an easy tutorial; it???s almost laughable, really (not the effect but just how easy it really is). I???ve decided to abandon the classic tutorial format of writing them out and giving you high resolution interactive videos. Yes, I said interactive. Most of the way you???ll be able to point and click just as if you were sitting in front your very own copy of Photoshop. No more worrying if you???ve made a mistake and totally effing up your work. And now I give you Jemaine and Bret from Flight of the Conchords with a beautiful frosted border.
You may have to paint over places multiple times in order to erase everything, but with practice you can create any kind of border you like.
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I hope this tutorial helps you to create an easy grunge border. If you have any comments or questions about the tutorial, post them on the kirupaForums or you can email me at [email protected] or MSN me at [email protected]. Thanks.
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In this Adobe Photoshop tutorial, we're going to look at a great way to create unique and interesting photo borders by using other photos as displacement maps! Previously, we looked at how to create photo borders with masks and filters, which is an easy way to come up with interesting results simply by applying some of Photoshop's built-in filters to a layer mask. The downside to using that method though is that you're using the same filters every other Photoshop user has access to, which means you run the risk of creating the exact same border effects everyone else is creating. That may or may not be an issue for you, but the method we're going to look at here completely avoids that problem because it uses your own photos to create the effect, and since presumably you're the one who took your photos, you can use them to create photo borders that are as unique as you are!
In this Photoshop tutorial, we're going to learn how easy it is to create fun and interesting photo borders using nothing more than a simple layer mask and your choice of Photoshop filter. I say "your choice" because there's no shortage of filters to choose from in Photoshop and many of them are great for creating unique photo borders. We'll look at a few examples of ones that work really well, but you'll definitely want to experiment on your own with the various filters to see what sort of photo border effects you can come up with!
@Tautchia: Aww thank you you so much for the great compliment, I truly appreciate it! And that is so neat that you and your daughter are learning Photoshop together. You two keep up the good work!
A border of any color, style or thickness can be applied to a Adobe Photoshop CS3 object, such as an image. In this video tutorial, you will learn how to add a border in Photoshop CS3.
Want your images to have effects that'll make it stand out more and show up well on every background tones? With Photoshop, you could achieve these effects for your images by its features that work on light and dark edges. These allow you to work on bringing out the best edges of your image � lighten or darken it, anyway you please to match on background tones and make it stand out more. Through highlighting edges of your photo, you also highlight its details. The method of unsharp mask and others like the difference of Gaussians increase the change in brightness close to each step. This technique's standard version adds a bright halo along the bright edge of the step and a dark halo along the dark edge. Depending on what effect you'd like for your image, there are advantages in just using one or the other. Using both may not do very much to improve your image, though. There are several advantages of using any of the effects for the edges on real images. One is that it reduces interference between steps or detail and the haloes from other, nearby steps. Another thing, the light or dark haloes make other features of the image stand out better from the background. Start doing this effect on your images using Photoshop by following several procedures: 1st step is duplicate the layer holding the image 2nd step - apply the conventional unsharp mask 3rd step - set the layer blending mode to �Darken� or �Lighten�. However, you must understand that this only works for 8 bit per channel images � those that can be put into layers but it could function also on 16 bit per channel pictures with Optipix plug-in that allows direct selection of dark or light edges. If you are not sure about which edge halo to use, there are general rules regarding such: 1. On light background tones, light edges don't show up well and vice versa on dark ones. 2. The halo should lie on the background, not on the foreground. This technique helps the feature stand out without having to change its brightness values. Sometimes the following rules are in conflict. It is necessary, then, to try several combinations to decide which is best. You can try both edges, light edges only, dark edges only. You can experiment since different regions of your image may call for different answers. As you experiment for the best results, you'll come to know that using unsharp mask filter may drive you to add too much additional local contrast. Understand that though adding some local contrast can make a bland ...
The holiday season is fast approaching and we're soon going to be running around like headless chickens to get everything done in time. So why not get a head start with your Christmas photo postcard! And what makes your photo pop? A cool looking border or frame around it! In this Photoshop video tutorial, I'll show you how to quickly make borders around your photos. No more guestimating! Your borders will always be the same width all the way around. And since it's gift buying time, here are my top Photoshop book suggestions for you. If you prefer photography books, here are Yanik's Photo School's suggestions this year.
First off, you need to get and image to border, and then make a small border around it, maybe 10 px or so.
Let's get started!
First create a new layer and then create a horizontal eclipse, similar to below.
[1] Open a new file. Choose the proper resolution and mode.
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Press the up arrow key exactly once, to nudge the color overlay'd layer up one pixel above the original layer
Let's get started!
Note: This tutorial is written for Photoshop CS on a Windows XP platform and assumes you have a basic knowledge of Photoshop. However, this technique will work on most versions of Photoshop or similar graphics package.
