Photoshop Elements, apply the effect to your photos
I will explain how to apply a style effect to your photos in this article using Adobe Elements 5.0 Photoshope. This is not the current version of the software, but still has many useful features. You can still use this guide if you have a different version of the software as the foundation still apply.
I guess you already know how to take your photos from your camera and put them on your computer. If you need help with this, your instructions of the camera help. This guide tells you what to do next.
First, open Photoshop Elements Photo Creations and select from the options. Photoshop will now load, and another window opens with the creation options, but we do not want it right away, so close the window by pressing down on the cross at the top right of the window . You should now be looking at a blank canvas in the main work area of Photoshop.
Select Open from the File menu at the top left of your screen. Navigate to the image to your hard drive, then click OK or Open. Your image should now be displayed in front of you. Now we want to make some changes, So there. Click Create at the top of your workspace, this will bring a little list. Move your mouse to Getting photo page and click the mouse button to select it. This should bring up the window that you have seen before.
Choose the size of your photo or the size you want the picture to be finished. You may want a picture postcard-size, or A4 photo, anyway here you can select from the dropdown menu. On the Select page, select the style and click Landscape. Then, select a theme. Scroll down to where it says Simple Soft Edges, and then click this option. Ignore the Additional Options box and just press OK. This should bring you back to Photoshop where a screen with a before and after case. Click on your photo at the bottom of the screen and hold the mouse button down, drag the image in the window After ignoring the window and drop your image before releasing the mouse button. Your image should appear with faded edges.
Finally, click the File menu at the top of the screen and select Save As from the list. Click File and select jpeg format in the list, enter a name for your camera and click OK or Save. That's all you need to do .
