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  1. #1
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    Default Re: Blurring Photo Edges in PSP

    Hi again,

    No I think your photo looks fine. The thing to remember with a Montage if it is balanced. Do you want a large photo in the middle and others on the side, tops and bottom? Think of a Montage as arranging flowers for a bouquet, each photo being a flower. Does more on one side look better or distributed out.

    It all depends on the mood one is trying to create. If you want an action type presentation, then perhaps a larger photo to one side will do. If you want to focus on the crowning achievement, perhaps one larger photo in the middle with support events surrounding the larger photo.

    A matter of tastes I would say and the message you wish to convey.

    Best of luck with your website and I must say I admire Equestrians. I just never sat right in the saddle and I think the horse knew that its acceleration could ultimately win out with me staying properly seated.
    IP

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    Default Re: Blurring Photo Edges in PSP

    A bit of fun with one of the Montages. heh heh
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    Default Re: Blurring Photo Edges in PSP

    Here's another way. Select your image with the freehand selection tool. (Be sure that layer is highlighted
    in the "Layers Panel") Then hit on "Selections" at the top and go to "Modify". Then to "Feather". (If "Modify"
    isn't available, click on "Select All" after hitting on "Selections" to turn the function on) You can adjust the
    amount of feathering on the edges from just a little to a lot, there is a preview screen. Hit "OK". Then right click
    on the layer you selected from (in the "Layers" panel) and choose "Promote Selection to Layer". Now you have
    your feathered image in its own layer and you can place it where you want. You can clean up the edges a bit
    with the smudge or eraser tool if needed. And/Or use one of the blend modes for an interesting effect.

    http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...c/londonex.jpg
    IP

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    Default Re: Blurring Photo Edges in PSP

    Excellent points Elgi. Always alternative ways of doing thing in a versatile program.
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    Default Re: Blurring Photo Edges in PSP

    Thanks, jamesmc. I've been experimenting with gaussian blur a bit lately, too.
    It's great to have several options of doing the same thing. Great animation, btw.
    Hope you aren't not-posting for long. I enjoy your posts.
    IP

 

 

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