October 28, 2015

Create Frame In A Photo Using Photoshop

Create Frame In A Photo Using Photoshop
In this Photoshop tutorial, we will use a filter to create the frame in a photo using PhotoshopThe first step is to create a new layer to be used as a background. Choose a color using color picker. Furthermore, duplicate the background to apply the filter. Create a border selection on the background copy using Select>All then choose Select>Modify>Border. Create a layer mask. The final step is to apply the filter to the mask.

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Step 1: Open your photo

Open Adobe Photoshop and then open the photo by pressing Ctrl + O. Browse photo location, then double click on your photo. For this Photoshop tutorial, I'll use this image that I downloaded from Pixabay

Step 2: Create a New Layer And Fill With Color

Create a new layer by choosing Layer>New>Layer. Fill it with color by choosing Edit>Fill.

Step 3: Duplicate Background Layer

Click Background and then press the keyboard keys Ctrl + J. Click the Background copy layer and drag it to the top position.

Step 4: Make Selection

Switch to Quick Mask Mode by choosing Select>Edit in Quick Mask Mode. Create selection by choosing Select>All and then Edit>Stroke. In the stroke dialog, enter the desired contract value in the width field, set the color to black, and select the inside location radio button. Click OK to apply the stroke. Hit the Q key to switch out of Quick mask mode.

Step 6: Masking

Create a layer mask on the Background copy by clicking on the Create Layer Mask icon located at the bottom of the palette.

Step 7: Apply Sprayed Strokes filter

Click the background copy layer mask. Then choose menu Filter>Filter Gallery>Brush Strokes>Sprayed Strokes. Of course, you can choose other filters on the Brush Strokes box. 

In the Sprayed Strokes dialog box please select Stroke direction, fill Stroke Length and spray radius. Click OK.

There you have it! Tutorial Photoshop Making Frame on the photo.

Photoshop Frame

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