White border around pictures
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Misty Cato
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Hi there - check out this tutorial. Let me know if you have any questions or trouble with it.
crecia27
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In PSE 5 it is in the same place as your drop shadow settings. It is called - well crud I had the word when I hit reply!! :cursing: It starts with an S lol, you can adjust the color and the width. after I apply the drop shadow style (or use an action) I click on the little gray button on the layer and that opens the style box.
edited because I remembered the word - its called the Stroke
edited because I remembered the word - its called the Stroke
Susan Toon
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In CS3 I use an action for mine. But I like seeing the other way to do it.
iJenny
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Its called "stroke" and this is how you do it...
ctrl-click the photo you want to have a white border. Then go to -edit- and then -stroke- and choose your color, placement (I do inside), and width (I do between 15-35 depending).
And voila! There ya go!! instant white border!!
ETA: stroke is also a good tool for bordering an alpha or some other element to make it look like a "sticker".
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ctrl-click the photo you want to have a white border. Then go to -edit- and then -stroke- and choose your color, placement (I do inside), and width (I do between 15-35 depending).
And voila! There ya go!! instant white border!!
ETA: stroke is also a good tool for bordering an alpha or some other element to make it look like a "sticker".
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rochelle789
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I use the shape tool to do mine - very similar to what you do, but I don't have to do the fill.
Heather Roselli
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If you use Stroke, make sure to check Inside - that will give you sharp square corners. Choosing Center or Outside gives slightly rounded corners that just don't look right!