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Jul 18, 2007 20:03 |  #1

It looks so much better when people post their work with a frame around it - how do you do it? Is there a program or a plug in for CS2?

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Jul 18, 2007 21:58 |  #2

Yes there are actions and plug-ins for CS available, I would google it.
I had some for PS7, but didn't install them in CS, really never used them.
Personally I feel that adding frames in this forum, however good they look, takes away your chance to show as much of your picture. Limits in size and dimention.
Although a nice drop-shadow/bevel does give good separation from the page.


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Jul 19, 2007 08:21 |  #3

Keep in mind that whatever is next your pic will influence how your eye sees it. Seen this?
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Jul 19, 2007 10:56 |  #4

thanks guys!




  
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