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  Tutorials Photoshop Photo Editing Framed photo part 1

Framed photo part 1

Step 1.

Open your photo. Go to channels palette and create a new channel (Alfa 1). Choose Rectangular Marquee Tool and create a rectangle. Then apply Select > Inverse; and Edit > Fill...(use: White). Apply Select > Deselect.

image 1

Step 2.

Then apply Filter > Pixelate > Color Halftone (choose parameters yourself).

image 2

Step 3.

Go to RGB channel and apply Select > Load Selection... (use: Alfa 1). Then apply Edit > Fill... (use background). This is the first varian of frame:

image 3

Step 4.

Now apply Filter > Pixelate > Crystallize (with the following settings: Crystallize->19) instead of step 2 and you will get a frame like this one:

image 4

Step 5.

Now apply Filter > Pixelate > Pointillize (with the following settings: Cell Size->93) instead of step 2 and you will get a frame like this one:

image 5

Step 6.

Now apply Filter > Brush Strokes > Spatter (with the following settings: Spray Radius->21, Smoothness->6) instead of step 2 and you will get a frame like this one:

image 6

Step 7.

Now apply Filter > Brush Strokes > Sprayed Strokes (with the following settings: Stroke Length>5, Spray Radius->10) instead of step 2 and you will get a frame like this one:

image 7

Step 8.

Now apply Filter > Distort > Diffuse Glow (with the following settings: Graininess->10, Glow Amount->18, Clear Amount->5) instead of step 2 and you will get a frame like this one:

Framed Photo (part 1)

   
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