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Edgar Maguyon Registered: Nov 11, 2007 Total Posts: 484 Country: United States |
Ive read a few books and also try to find tutorials and video ttorials on you tube to find out how to do this with no luck. All I find/learn is how to make the usual simple black border with the white keyline in between the pic and the black border. ![]() |
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UCSB Registered: Jan 10, 2006 Total Posts: 2405 Country: United States |
It is easy ... but, before we can give you the instructions, what software are you using? |
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jgrau Registered: Aug 01, 2002 Total Posts: 583 Country: United States |
That is super easy in any version of photoshop. Create a new doc a little larger thant three times the size of an individual photo, drag the photos in and place them. Viola. |
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Mitch Registered: Sep 28, 2003 Total Posts: 235 Country: United States |
Even easier in LR (beta). Just use the print mod. and print to .jpg file. |
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Alirat Registered: Dec 30, 2005 Total Posts: 31 Country: New Zealand |
This is how I would approach it, as I do quite a few page layouts myself. In CS3 Photoshop I first make a template of the page layout, in this case you want the borders just so, with black in the rectangles where the photos will go. I use the guides and the grid to make sure everything is lined up. Then, one by one, select each rectangle and opening the photo you want in another window, edit/copy/all - go back to your template with the rectangle selected and 'paste into'. |
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Doug C Registered: Mar 23, 2004 Total Posts: 612 Country: United States |
tag for future reference |
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mstrock Registered: Dec 12, 2003 Total Posts: 252 Country: United States |
Mitch - Where in LR do you print to a JPG file? Maybe I'm missing something here, but I don't see that... |