aussie7257
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Does anybody know how to add an effect to an image in order to make it appear as if you're looking at something outside of a window? Like the one below?
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How to Add Window Effect to Any Image?
Paul
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This should help you on your path http://buildinternet.com/2009/03/quick-tip-use-layer-masks-to-erase-in-photoshop/
chrisdesign
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I hope these screenshots will help you some more.
1. You need a window frame image. No problem with Google.
2. You need an image of a landscape, of a city view, or a holiday picture of your favorite place.
3. Open the window frame image with Photoshop.
4. Make a duplicate.
5. Insert your "holiday picture" on a separate layer.
6. Make a selection of the "white parts" on the window frame layer. Go to the "holiday picture" layer and add a layer mask.
If the background color is black you will see the window frame image now.
1. You need a window frame image. No problem with Google.
2. You need an image of a landscape, of a city view, or a holiday picture of your favorite place.
3. Open the window frame image with Photoshop.
4. Make a duplicate.
5. Insert your "holiday picture" on a separate layer.
6. Make a selection of the "white parts" on the window frame layer. Go to the "holiday picture" layer and add a layer mask.
If the background color is black you will see the window frame image now.
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chrisdesign
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I guess Aussie has disappeared.