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Framing can be hassle free and simple
at times. Other times it can be a nightmare, when the frame
and the image simply do not match up and the frame becomes
stretched or squashed. I will show you the simple, quick
easy method where at times you hit a luck and the framing
goes off without a glitch and the final outcome is stunning!
:-)
Then we will move on to the tutorial FRAMING
ISSUES where I will show you how to adjust
your image proportions when your framing experience turns
into your worst nightmare! :-) |
TOOLS
NEEDED |
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DOWNLOAD
OPTIONS |
DOWNLOAD
OPTIONS |
Frame
In .PFR Format |
Frame
As A Tube |
Image
In .Jpeg Format |
Image
In .PSP Format |
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(Opens In A
New Window) |
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If you downloaded
the ZIPPED version of the
frame -
Extract it to your PICTURE
FRAMES folder in MY DOCUMENTS \ MY
PSP FILES \ PICTURE FRAMES. |
If you downloaded the UN-ZIPPED version
of the frame -
COPY it to your PICTURE
FRAMES folder in MY DOCUMENTS \ MY PSP
FILES \ PICTURE FRAMES. |
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If you downloaded the ZIPPED version
of the frame -
Extract it to your PICTURE
FRAMES folder in MY DOCUMENTS \ MY
PSP FILES \ PICTURE FRAMES. |
If you downloaded the UN-ZIPPED version
of the frame -
COPY it to your PICTURE
FRAMES folder in MY DOCUMENTS \ MY PSP
FILES \ PICTURE FRAMES. |
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If you downloaded the ZIPPED version
of the frame- EXTRACT it to your PICTURE
FRAMES folder in MY DOCUMENTS \ MY PSP8
FILES \ PICTURE FRAMES. |
If you downloaded the UN-ZIPPED version
of the frame -
COPY it to your PICTURE
FRAMES folder in MY DOCUMENTS
\ MY PSP8
FILES \ PICTURE FRAMES. |
UN-ZIPPING
/ EXTRACTING WITH WINZIP |
IGNORE
THE NEXT TWO STEPS IF YOU DOWNLOADED THE UN-ZIPPED FILES
(Which U Copied & Pasted) |
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Click on the EXTRACT button
- Browse for the folder I mentioned above.
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Click on the EXTRACT button
again. |
LET'S START FRAMING |
| STEP ONE |
| Open The Image In Paint
Shop Pro |
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| STEP TWO |
| Click on IMAGE | PICTURE
FRAME |
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| STEP THREE |
Browse for barrys_tutorial_frame,
select the option FRAME CANVAS, select
the option FRAME OUTSIDE OF THE IMAGE.
You can play around with the settings to see what settings
creates the best framing option. Somtimes a frame can appear "squashed" on
the vertical sides of the image - click on the ROTATE
FRAME 90 (degrees) CW option and often this rectifies
the problem. If it appears in proportion - just click the OK button. |
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THATS IT!
Below is the framed
image with the frame being on its own layer. |
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| STEP FOUR (Optional) |
You can add a DROPPED
SHADOW to the frame if you like to give it some
depth. Make sure that the layer with the frame on is
selected (it should be by default at this stage) if not
just click on that layer with your mouse. If your layer
palette is not visible - depress F8 on
your keyboard to activate it. Compare your layer palette
with the image below just to make sure. |
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ADDING A DROP SHADOW |
Go to EFFECTS |
3D EFFECTS | DROPPED SHADOW and use these settings
(see image below) or play around and use your own settings.
You can also repeat the drop shadow and reverse the VERTICAL and HORIZONTAL settings
to -4 and -4 to apply a reversed dropped shadow. |
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BELOW IS THE FINAL
IMAGE |
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When You Save
It As A JPEG, The Layers Will Be Merged Into One. |
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In the FRAMING
ISSUES tutorial will show you how to FRAME an
image MANUALLY. Sometimes when applying
a frame the outcome looks revolting. The frame can
end up either being squashed or stretch out of proportion
- even blurry and out of focus.
This happens because the FRAME and
the IMAGE are not in proportion to each
other. You only alternative is to adjust your image to
the proportion of the frame. There is not much you can
do to correct this apart from adjusting your image size
or rather choose a frame that suites the proportions of
your image. The only other option is to create your own
frame in sizes that suite your needs, but that's a whole
other story! :-) |
I Hope You
Found This Information Useful. If You Have Any Queries,
Please Do Not Hesitate To Contact Me
webmaster@psptubez.com
Regards Barry |
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