This video lesson will show you how to easily make frames and borders in Photoshop. Yanik from Yanik's photo school presents this video. It's really easy and fun. Go to select -> all or ctrl+A. Then Go to select -> modify ->contract. Put in the amount of pixels you want your border to be and click OK. 75 may be suitable for most pictures. Then Go to select -> inverse. Now you go into quick mask, ctrl+Q or click the appropriate icon. Click filters -> filter gallery and select the type of effect you want and click OK. Now you get out of quick mask by pressing Q or click the icon. Watch the video for further instructions.
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Photoshop How to Easily make frames and borders in Photoshop

By Sean Conaty
Apr 3, 2010 07:45 AM

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