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Beyond cheesiness: how to frame your pictures (continued)
- Select a vignetted (but not oval) border of 1 pix width and a white frame.
- Select a light grey border colour.
- Apply.
Figure D shows an example of the image, adjusted so it'd work better as a background.
FIGURE D
 
Applying a light-grey vignetted border will create a very bright picture suited for Web page backgrounds Roll over picture for a larger image.
Combined with a non-white frame, you can achieve truly interesting results, eventually even filtering out unwanted colour shifts, like I did in Figure E.
FIGURE E
 
This photo was treated with a white frame and a dark green (0, 32, 0) vignetted border to compensate for a light blue tint. Roll over picture for a larger image.
Now that you know a lot more about FrameFun, go forth and have some frame fun!
Ben Hochstrasser is the author of FrameFun. He can be reached at bhoc@tiscali.ch.
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