BordersQuick ‘n EasyUsing Adobe PhotoshopBy Tom Frazier
San Joaquin Valley Camera Club CouncilSeptember 12, 2010ManuallyWith Plug-insWith Actions
Before you start
This image cries, “I need a border!”
This image cries, “I need a border!”
This image says, “Ho hum… no border needed.”
This image, says, “A border isn’t really needed, but…”
Manually – inside the imageSelect all, then select, modify, contract. I used 6 pixels.
Changing color – many optionsImage, adjustment, hue and saturation
BeforeAfter
Alternate method!After opening the image and duplicating the layer,select all.Use the Edit, Stroke command.Pick a color, pixel width (border), and inside.
Uh - Oh
Uh – Oh – the top border may be too close to the edge…Let’s try putting the border outside the original image.
Manually – outside the imageSelect Image, Canvas size
Relative uncheckedEnter pixel offsetRelative checkedPixel sizes manually enteredWhite border
Outside borderInside border
Small (1 pixel) borderinside a few pixels.
San Joaquin Valley Camera Club CouncilSeptember 12, 2010ManuallyWith Plug-insWith Actions
Note – this is but one plug-in, “Solid Border” by Richard Rosenman. (Free)An internet search for Photoshop Plugins will produce HUNDREDS of hits.
San Joaquin Valley Camera Club CouncilSeptember 12, 2010ManuallyWith Plug-insWith Actions
BordersQuick n’ easyReviewUsing ActionsCreate your own
Many free actions on wwwThe End

Borders quick n_easy