Click OK and the drop shadow is created:Ĥ. Here you can change the style of the drop shadow or its colour. We're now going to create a drop-shadow effect, so go to the Effects menu and then to the 3D Effects menu to select the Drop Shadow. Now invert the selection again for the next step.ģ. Fill this using the fill tool so it is white. Then go to the selections menu and invert the selection so a border is created. Now click and drag a rectangle similar to the one shown above making sure there is room left around the edges. We now need to create the border by using the selection tool. You'll then be presented with a checkered image, this is to show it is transparent. Make sure the Background Colour option is set to transparent. Create a new image of 800圆00 pixels in size. There are six steps to go through starting with:ġ. Such a large and detailed frame although perhaps appropriate in ones house when made from wood is not suited to websites where space is at a premium.Īdding borders is a straightforward procedure though at first you might find it a little complicated so don't worry. This demonstrates another problem with the included Paint Shop Pro frames like the one shown to the right. It's best to have a simple frame rather than a colourful one that will distract attention from the photo itself. You can create whatever type of frame you like, but we'll do something plain and simple here. To start with we have our basic flat image straight from a digital camera: An advantage of creating your own frames is they can have links to your website or your e-mail address embedded, so that wherever it goes people will know the source or author. Paint Shop Pro 7 does include some picture frames to do this, but they are all a bit tacky in my opinion. To get round this you can add a picture frame to give the photo a more three-dimensional look. Images straight from a digital camera or scanner look flat on computer screens.
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