new layer control click an image later to select >edit>stroke>select a pixel width>select "inside">select color or new layer, so that you aren't working from a flattened file (so that you can change border color later) >canvas size>make canvas size larger both width and length the pixel border you desire (choose multiples of 2)>select centered then put new blank later underneath your image file layer fill with whatever color you desire. or working from a flattened file pick a background color first, this will dictate the extra canvas color then do the canvas size thing above C On 9-Nov-05, at 11:47 AM, Steve Kale wrote: > A quick question re selecting an image border in PS CS2 (hopefully > not too off-topic). Is > there a way to select a certain pixel-width image border and fill > that without a feather? I > have tried Select All, Modify -> Border, Fill -> Black but that > feathers the fill (changing the > Feather setting prior to the Fill doesn't change anything.
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Re: [Digital BW] Borders in Photoshop
2005-11-09 by Carolyn Frayn
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