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Posts: 343 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Stuart1701 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 02 September 2009 at 09:39
I have had another go at doing some PP to get better merging of the photos and come up with these. I think they are probably an improvement. As always, any comments are appreciated.







Edited by Stuart1701 - 02 September 2009 at 09:42
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Great set love the processing it really sets them off gives then that old time feel.
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Originally posted by Stuart1701 Stuart1701 wrote:

Thanks for the comments. I actually agree with the ones about the joining to the frames being a bit artificial. MiPr - I love that version you have done. I am using Photoshop Elements 5 and have been experimenting to get the right look. Any advice you can give me about blending the frame to the photo to give a better result would be very much appreciated.


Stuart, I put together a mini-guide explaining what exactly I did. I hope you'll find it useful/helpful.




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Thankyou. That was useful. I have put together this one - using what you said - to look like an old glass plate that has been reframed. Hopefully the student has learned from the master.

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