CS3 Border action with EXIF

Well I have searched and searched but to no avail

What I am after is a simple border large black edge with a finer white line between the black edge and the pic PLUS EXIF belwo the pic

Anyone got one??

Mike's Framer - cheap and easy. Search for it here or on google.

Cheers Tim,

Do you know if there is the option for simple borders as I described??

I really have now desire for the example shown

This is the style of border I want, I could never get the EXIF though

Mikes Framer
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Nearly but not quite

Wish I knew how to use Photoshop properly

Mikes Framer.

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If you use photoshop it's very easy to do this.


open the image and save it as a new image (so you don't save over the original).

Press Control A (select all) and you'll see marching ants all round your image. Go to edit>stroke and add a white stroke to your image (make sure white is set as the stroke colour). If it's low resolution a few pixels will be enough. if it's a high res image the size of the stroke may need to be bigger (have a play to see what works).

Also make sure the stroke is set to "inside" so you get nice sharp corners.

Next go to image>canvas size and add a black canvas around your image (say 1" or 2" or whatever size you want the image to be.

this should get you closae but I can explain better when I sit in front of the PC.

as for the OP's original question, how do you put the EXIF info?

EOS_JD wrote in post #3635493
If you use photoshop it's very easy to do this.

open the image and save it as a new image (so you don't save over the original).

Press Control A (select all) and you'll see marching ants all round your image. Go to edit>stroke and add a white stroke to your image (make sure white is set as the stroke colour). If it's low resolution a few pixels will be enough. if it's a high res image the size of the stroke may need to be bigger (have a play to see what works).

Also make sure the stroke is set to "inside" so you get nice sharp corners.

Next go to image>canvas size and add a black canvas around your image (say 1" or 2" or whatever size you want the image to be.

this should get you closae but I can explain better when I sit in front of the PC.

All that is too much trouble.

Go to Image / Canvas Size and increase the size by X pixels (or percent) with a white background.

Then go back to Image / Canvas Size and increase the size by 3X pixels (or percent) with a black background.

Since you have not created a new image, all the exif data is still present.

See how easy. No layers, no strokes, no selecting, no masks and no paying Mike!

Rad

do you mean to manually type the EXIF data?

in Mike's script, you don't have to

Radtech1 wrote in post #3637218
All that is too much trouble.

Go to Image / Canvas Size and increase the size by X pixels (or percent) with a white background.

Then go back to Image / Canvas Size and increase the size by 3X pixels (or percent) with a black background.

Since you have not created a new image, all the exif data is still present.

See how easy. No layers, no strokes, no selecting, no masks and no paying Mike!

Rad

Radtech1 wrote in post #3637218
All that is too much trouble.

Go to Image / Canvas Size and increase the size by X pixels (or percent) with a white background.

Then go back to Image / Canvas Size and increase the size by 3X pixels (or percent) with a black background.

Since you have not created a new image, all the exif data is still present.

See how easy. No layers, no strokes, no selecting, no masks and no paying Mike!

Rad

Yes that works too.... always more than one way to skin a cat.

relsah wrote in post #3637182
as for the OP's original question, how do you put the EXIF info?

Not sure how to add the exif info to an image as I've never done that. Would be interested to know too.