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Mar 03, 2008 18:15 |  #1

I've had a few PMs asking how I add my frames to my photos for my blog/forums, so I figured I'll answer it here so everyone can learn!

Once I am done editing in Lightroom, I select the photos I want for the web and go File>Export. I export into a folder on my desktop, with today's date as the folder name. The files get renamed to shootName-xx.jpg, so, for example, cruise-01.jpg, cruise-02.jpg, etc. They are resized to 500px on the long side, and I have "On Export" set to run the following framing action I created:

1. Reset swatches
2. Make background unlocked
3. Make blank layer under the background
4. Adjust canvas size
5. Fill blank layer with background color (white because I reset swatches)
6. Place (pointing to my logo, resized for the photo already)
7. Align: Bottom edge
8. Align: Horizontal Center
9. Nudge up a little bit
10. Select "Layer 0" (the actual photo)
11. Add stroke
12. Flatten
13. Save for Web
14. Close

Hope this helps! Feel free to share your techniques!


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Mar 03, 2008 19:29 |  #2

Looks pretty straightforward. Do you run an action to do this?

I'm not sure about "9. Nudge up a little". Seems a little ad hoc, compared to the rest of the procedure. Surely if you've already got a logo file sized appropriately, you could add a few pixels to the bottom of that, so that the nudging isn't necessary once pasted?


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Mar 03, 2008 19:38 |  #3

Damo77 wrote in post #5042639 (external link)
Looks pretty straightforward. Do you run an action to do this?

I'm not sure about "9. Nudge up a little". Seems a little ad hoc, compared to the rest of the procedure. Surely if you've already got a logo file sized appropriately, you could add a few pixels to the bottom of that, so that the nudging isn't necessary once pasted?

Yup, it's all in an action.

By nudge up a little, I mean I pressed the "up" arrow like 5 times when recording the action to get it away from flush on the bottom.


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Mar 03, 2008 19:40 |  #4

Really? I've never been able to get arrow strokes to record in an action - and I've recorded a hell of a lot of actions. I am in awe - how is it done?


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Mar 03, 2008 19:47 |  #5

Damo77 wrote in post #5042700 (external link)
Really? I've never been able to get arrow strokes to record in an action - and I've recorded a hell of a lot of actions. I am in awe - how is it done?

I'm not sure ... I just press the key! PM me your e-mail, I can send you the action if you'd like.


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Mar 03, 2008 19:52 |  #6

PM sent.


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Mar 03, 2008 20:12 |  #7

Well, I'll be damned. I can do it too! There you go ...


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Mar 03, 2008 20:20 |  #8

Damo77 wrote in post #5042860 (external link)
Well, I'll be damned. I can do it too! There you go ...

Guess yeah learn something new every day, right??! LOL


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Mar 04, 2008 00:53 |  #9

Here's my technique:

Navigate to: http://homepage.ntlwor​ld.com/pooternerds/Fra​mer/ (external link)
Select the version I need.
Pay Mike his ridiculously low asking price of $9
Load the script.
Run.:lol:


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