Digital BW, The Print

Hi Mike, It's easy!

draw an appropriate size oval in the middle of your image. Feather 250
pixels, then feather again at about 100 pixels.

Invert the selection

Then, just use an adjustment layer and an overall curve adjustment to
darken the edges the exact amount you want them. Works like a charm.

Jerry




mkravit wrote:
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> I guess this is a bit off topic, but in the realm of digital printing
> is part of the process. I would like to know how people are
> accomplishing edge burning techniques in Photoshop?
> 
> I find this to be one difficult task. Not because it is hard, but
> because I never asked nor learned how to do it. It is not covered in
> the texts that I have read.
> 
> Mike
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