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Apr 07, 2006 15:25 |  #1

I use Photoshop CS2. I know how to add a simple one or two line border, but how do people put these fancy borders with shadows and stuff to EVERY picture. I could do it for pictures one by one, but that would take forever. Is there a way to just apply it to multiple pictures or something?


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Apr 07, 2006 15:33 |  #2

Check the link in my signature, it may be of help to you.


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Apr 07, 2006 17:10 |  #3

i didnt really want to pay 9 bucks for it...


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Apr 08, 2006 01:51 |  #4

$9 does not sound like a fortune to save You quite some time. (in Your own words "forever" thats a long time ;-)a )

Maybe You should do a little math. Time Yourself making the frames manually, then multiply that by the number of photos You want framed. Then You can find out how many hours work the script will save You and You can find out the price per photo.


* I do not know Mike's script but assume that they can batch frame.


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Apr 08, 2006 07:56 as a reply to  @ woomahodal's post |  #5

woomahodal wrote:
i didnt really want to pay 9 bucks for it...

You paid for CS2, but don't want to pay $9 for something that will save you untold amounts of time?! :confused:


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Apr 08, 2006 11:51 as a reply to  @ woomahodal's post |  #6

woomahodal wrote:
i didnt really want to pay 9 bucks for it...

How much was your copy of CS2?? - The framing scripts are WELL worth the money IMHO, especially if you value your time.


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Apr 08, 2006 12:49 |  #7

I love and use Fred Mirandas frame actions. Well worth the money considering the time spent.




  
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Apr 09, 2006 02:34 |  #8

ok ok you guys convinced me :D i'll get it. when you put it into perspective to how much CS2 cost, it doesn't sound so bad. especially since i have the entire creative suite thing that's like $1,200.


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Apr 09, 2006 07:23 as a reply to  @ woomahodal's post |  #9

$1200...... ack!! :D


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Apr 09, 2006 10:06 as a reply to  @ mickle's post |  #10

mickle wrote:
Check the link in my signature, it may be of help to you.

Ordered Mr Mickle. Great way to save typing out the damn camera settings too. Good to support British industry ;)


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Apr 09, 2006 10:12 |  #11

So does Mikes do batch frames? Also is there a way to add a batch signature/watermark while doing the frame?


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Apr 09, 2006 10:14 |  #12

You just need to click on his link and read:

http://homepage.ntlwor​ld.com …2%20Framing%20S​cript.html (external link)


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Apr 09, 2006 10:14 as a reply to  @ condyk's post |  #13

condyk wrote:
Ordered Mr Mickle. Great way to save typing out the damn camera settings too. Good to support British industry ;)

Sent by email earlier.


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Apr 09, 2006 10:15 as a reply to  @ condyk's post |  #14

condyk wrote:
You just need to click on his link and read:

http://homepage.ntlwor​ld.com …2%20Framing%20S​cript.html (external link)


Beat me to it, I was just going to do that. :)


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Apr 09, 2006 10:17 as a reply to  @ mickle's post |  #15

mickle wrote:
Sent by email earlier.

Pip pip! Cheerio! :-)


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