Here she is... Its about time i took some pic's
06-17-07, 12:40 PM
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Here she is... Its about time i took some pic's
Hey guys. I know I am very quite around here and only been to one meet. But just wanted to show you what she now looks like. Enjoy.
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06-17-07, 02:05 PM
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ive been meaning to ask any of you who post up pics and do the black border around them... it makes the pics look good how do you do that? i feel pretty dumb asking because ive been using photoshop for years and i still cant figure out something as stupid as a little black border around my pics..
06-17-07, 02:51 PM
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ive been meaning to ask any of you who post up pics and do the black border around them... it makes the pics look good how do you do that? i feel pretty dumb asking because ive been using photoshop for years and i still cant figure out something as stupid as a little black border around my pics..
Hope this helps
06-18-07, 01:22 AM
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In photoshop you use the select tool and make a box where you want the pictures to be. Then to hit "select" on the top tool bar and click inverse. This will give you the area you are going to make black. Then hit "del" now it should be a white box then use the "fill" Paint can on the right with Black as your color.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
I prefer my way best I guess its simple..
Basicly ,
1. CTRL+O and choose the image you would like to use. (File>Open)
2. Make sure your Layers Window is open (F7 or Window>Layers)
3. CTRL+SHIFT+N to Create a New Layer (Layer>New>Layer)
4. CTRL + A then ALT + Backspace. This would fill up the area
5. For a 5px boarder = on your keyboard press the down arrow 5 times and the right arrow 5 times and then hit backspace.
6. Layer>Duplicate to Duplicate the layer and rotate it 180º by Edit>Transform>Rotate 180º
Thats it.. there are many ways of doing it, but this to me is the easiest.
Thats it.. Simple..
06-18-07, 06:50 AM
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Another easy way is
1. Select all
2. In the Select menu -->Modify --> Border. Enter how thick you want the border to be by pixels.
3. Go to Edit ---> Fill --> select color (foreground/background/custom color...etc.)
4. Bingo your done.
1. Select all
2. In the Select menu -->Modify --> Border. Enter how thick you want the border to be by pixels.
3. Go to Edit ---> Fill --> select color (foreground/background/custom color...etc.)
4. Bingo your done.
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