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Thanks Maz. Good tips and I'll check out the youtube video. : ) Kari Read More »
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You can check out Pantone's website - Pantone or Ask at your local professional camera supply store. I live in Seattle so I bought mine at Glazers. Then when I realized I needed the Pro version I... Read More »
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Hi Cher, Thanks! I tried that and it does work but everyone just still seemed uncomfortable overall compared to being more in the trees. I'll keep in mind for the future though as my portrait busi... Read More »
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I convert my pics from RAW to TIFFS...enhance a bit in PS. Save as JPEGS with a much smaller image sizing so they can be viewed easier here...then I change my background layer to its own layer; Add a canvas; add new layer below image layer_fill with white for matt; add more canvas; select new transparency; add new layer_fill with black for frame. Then add layer style, select bevel & emboss; contour...then inner bevel / chisel hard...depth of 71%...size 24 pixels; gloss contour "ring double"...that's it...seems like a lot, but really quite simple...just look it over, find the steps...many which can be changed up to suit you...sorry for taking so much space...feel free to delete, wont hurt my feelings :)
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