A Rippled Edged Print
Sometimes it's nice to vary the edge of the photo to provide variety from the normal straight and hard edges. Here is a very simple method to make an interesting edge effect, quickly and reliably:
1. Open Image and using the Rectangular Marquee tool, draw a rectangular selection which leaves just a thin border outside the selection.
2. Click on the Quick Mask Icon in the toolbox (Keyboard Shortcut-"Q")
3. Go to Filter...Brush Strokes...Spatter (As alternatives, try experimenting with, Filter...Distort...Glass, or Ocean Ripple) Choose any settings which please
4. Return to Standard Editing Mode KKeyboard Shortcut-"Q"
5. Select... Inverse
6. Press the Delete Key
7. Select...Deselect
8. Save or Save As.
1. Open Image and using the Rectangular Marquee tool, draw a rectangular selection which leaves just a thin border outside the selection.
2. Click on the Quick Mask Icon in the toolbox (Keyboard Shortcut-"Q")
3. Go to Filter...Brush Strokes...Spatter (As alternatives, try experimenting with, Filter...Distort...Glass, or Ocean Ripple) Choose any settings which please
4. Return to Standard Editing Mode KKeyboard Shortcut-"Q"
5. Select... Inverse
6. Press the Delete Key
7. Select...Deselect
8. Save or Save As.
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