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08/21/2009 12:42:33 AM · #1 |
Hi, i know almost nothing about CS4, i wanted to know how can i create a border. Sorry for the silly question! I just watched this video on youtube about it, but i don't know if this way is permited on Advanced Editing! Thanks!
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08/21/2009 01:47:48 AM · #2 |
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08/21/2009 01:52:59 AM · #3 |
| That is a ridiculously long way to make a border. Add a layer below your image after double-clicking the background layer. Image --> Canvas Size --> add a little space --> Fill the BG layer with the color you'd like your BG --> Flatten Image |
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08/21/2009 01:55:59 AM · #4 |
Originally posted by pedrobop:
Hi, i know almost nothing about CS4, i wanted to know how can i create a border. Sorry for the silly question! I just watched this video on youtube about it, but i don't know if this way is permited on Advanced Editing! Thanks! |
Don't do it as in that video, not precise....I'll pm you |
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08/21/2009 02:02:18 AM · #5 |
Originally posted by ericwoo:
That is a ridiculously long way to make a border. Add a layer below your image after double-clicking the background layer. Image --> Canvas Size --> add a little space --> Fill the BG layer with the color you'd like your BG --> Flatten Image |
I won't need to pm you, the above is an easy way.
You may also add an empty layer on top of everything, then select all, then contract selection by the number of pixels you wish for your border, then stroke (edit menu) with an equal number of pixels and the color you want the border to be. Alternatively, if all you want is a one pixel border inside the frame, stroke with one pixel after contracting the selection. |
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08/21/2009 02:07:40 AM · #6 |
I just found this video on how to do it, it's much simpler.
How to make border on the image using photoshop |
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08/21/2009 02:12:18 AM · #7 |
Originally posted by ericwoo:
That is a ridiculously long way to make a border. Add a layer below your image after double-clicking the background layer. Image --> Canvas Size --> add a little space --> Fill the BG layer with the color you'd like your BG --> Flatten Image |
Thank you very much  senor_kasper and ericwoo!! |
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