Hi
Can someone please give me a hint about creating and using frames (ie wood effect) in PS7?
I found a default version for this:
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dewmuw Cream of the Crop  6,024 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jul 2002 Location: Wirral, UK More info | Aug 26, 2003 16:15 | #1 Hi
Damian Waters
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Conk Goldmember  3,368 posts Joined Jul 2002 Location: Cloverdale B.C. More info | Aug 26, 2003 18:27 | #2 Hi Damian Cloverdale Photography
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dewmuw THREAD STARTER Cream of the Crop 6,024 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jul 2002 Location: Wirral, UK More info | Aug 27, 2003 15:08 | #3 Thanks Colin. I was hoping that there was an easy "you pres this button answer" but I guess that is me being lazy. Damian Waters
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barnold999 Member 212 posts Joined Apr 2003 More info | Aug 27, 2003 16:47 | #4
Here is a tutorial I wrote up quickly for you NOTE: I DID THIS IN PS6 BUT IT SHOULD BE SIMILAR IN PS7 1. Open the Photo 2. Convert to RGB (Image>Adjust>RGB) 3. Expand the canvas (Image>Canvas Size) (I expanded to 4.25†play around until you find something you like) 4. Use the magic wand to select the expanded area 5. Create a new Layer 6. Expand the selection by one pixel (Select>Modify>Expand> 1px) 7. Choose a nice background wood color (RGB 194,140,87 is what I used) 8. Edit > fill > Foreground Color 9. Select > deselect 10. Now will be the texture (Filter>Noise>Add Noise) Do it Monochromatic (I did it Gaussian 5% you can do more for deeper grain) 11. Now, select each segment of the wood with the rectangular marquee for a but joint and the polygon lasso for a miter joint… 12. Do a motion blur for the grain (Filter>Blue Motion blur) At the top and bottom do 0 degrees On the left and right do 90 degrees 13.To give some depth do Layer>Layer Style>Bevel and Emboss Here are the settings I used Style: Inner Bevel Technique: Chisel Hard Depth: 100% Size 3px Soften: 1px --------------- Here is some extra I did: 1. Select > All 2. Edit > Copy merged 3. File > New (Make the new canvas bigger, I expanded by 1â€) 4. Past the image (Edit > Paste) 5. Layer>Layer Style > Drop Shadow (I just used the default settings)
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dewmuw THREAD STARTER Cream of the Crop 6,024 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jul 2002 Location: Wirral, UK More info | Aug 28, 2003 03:50 | #5 Brent Damian Waters
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barnold999 Member 212 posts Joined Apr 2003 More info | Aug 29, 2003 16:20 | #6 How did it come out?
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carnagex2000 Member 69 posts Joined Jun 2003 More info | Aug 30, 2003 15:51 | #7 I just got a plug-in (SPLAT!) for frames when using PS7 (also Auto/FX Photographic Edges)
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barnold999 Member 212 posts Joined Apr 2003 More info | Aug 30, 2003 16:15 | #8 carnagex2000 wrote: I just got a plug-in (SPLAT!) for frames when using PS7 (also Auto/FX Photographic Edges) http://www.alienskin.com/splat/splat_main.html  Plugins are cheating.
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Conk Goldmember 3,368 posts Joined Jul 2002 Location: Cloverdale B.C. More info | Aug 30, 2003 21:39 | #9 Plugins are cheating. Then the tutorial in this link will be right up your ally. Cloverdale Photography
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CyberDyneSystems Admin (type T-2000)  More info | Aug 30, 2003 21:45 | #10 Conk wrote: Plugins are cheating. Then the tutorial in this link will be right up your ally.
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barnold999 Member 212 posts Joined Apr 2003 More info | Aug 31, 2003 01:01 | #11 Conk wrote: Plugins are cheating. Then the tutorial in this link will be right up your ally. Yah... well... um notice I wrote out a tutorial... I normally dont read tutorials... I make them up... tutorials aren't up my ally... they are a good way, though, for a complete novice to learn Photoshop (apposed to stanard PS books) in fact when I was a novice that is how I learned PS, with tutorials... but... after enough you figure out how to replicate stuff how you like...
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Conk Goldmember 3,368 posts Joined Jul 2002 Location: Cloverdale B.C. More info | Aug 31, 2003 12:21 | #12 Thanks CDS. Looks like a great forum. Cloverdale Photography
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