Software used to frame pics?

I've noticed many of the pictures posted on the various forums here have picture style frames added to them to enhance the presentation. What software is being used to do this....does the adobe elements program have an option to do this? Thanks

A lot of people use a script I wrote for Photoshop CS & CS2

http://homepage.ntlwor​ld.com/pooternerds/Fra​mer/index.html

https://photography-on-the.net …&highlight=fram​ing+script

http://www.dl-c.com/Temp/ Mike's Framing Script is what I use but if you do not have PSCS2 check this framing software out.

i use FrameMaster http://www.galleriasof​tware.com/framemaster/​fminfo.htm

What do I do? Just download it and it gets pulled up?

i make my own frames in photoshop.

I too make my own in photoshop. You can make them as simple or as complex as you like

mickle wrote:
A lot of people use a script I wrote for Photoshop CS & CS2

http://homepage.ntlwor​ld.com/pooternerds/Fra​mer/index.html

https://photography-on-the.net …&highlight=fram​ing+script

Will your software work with Photo Shop 7?

Only CS & CS2 at the moment.

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You can easily create nice fames in PS7 too though.

You can easily add frames and mattes to images using Corel Paint Shop Pro and Corel Photo Album. By purchasing the older versions PSP9 and PA5 from eBay -- you can save lots of money. Many users and PSP sites post additional frame templates.

Frames using styles are real easy in PS, only takes 10 seconds and the amount of styles bundled gives you many looks .

Rod

Any instructions/links how I can do it? Thanks Mike

Open your image and use your rectangle tool to draw out a box to the inside dimension of your intended frame , then invert your selection ,, now copy paste ,, you should have the intended frame on its own layer above the original image , now just apply a style to it from your styles tab , the small arrow in the corner allows you to load a new set to choose from , just click on a new one when you want a new frame look .
You can also fine tune a style by looking in your layers pallet at the layer you applied the style to , double click on the small f in the corner to open the properties of the style which you can fully tweak .

Rod