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Note: There is a great Plug In available for creating edge effects from Auto FX: Photo/Edge |
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Select your image and create a backup layer.
2- In order to create a space around an image, the easiest trick is to crop out. (reverse of crop in.) 3 - Choose your cropping tool and make a selection around the image. (Left photo.)
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4 - Drag the nodes out as shown on the image and click to confirm your command. Notice a new white space around your image. Note : Make sure your color palette is loaded with the default colors of a black foreground and a white background. |
Cropping out will create a white frame.. |
5- Make a selection inside your image as you see above. 6- Choose Select---Feather---(feather radius from 25 to 30). 7- Select --->Inverse. Now part of the image and border has been selected. |
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8- Make sure you have a white color
in the foreground
Note: For a faded image edge mounted on a black background, load black as your foreground color. Then Edit----Fill |
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