How to Add a Fuzzy Picture Border

There may be times when you want to add a border to your image for a print or web publication. Many applications have simple applets that allow you to add borders, corners and bevels to your images. GIMP offers the additional ability to add a fuzzy border and provides controls for adjusting the fuzziness of the border. This may be suitable for certain images and especially good for simple images without a lot of complexity. It is an easy process, so read below on how to use GIMP to add fuzzy borders to your images.

Instructions

1




Start up GIMP software and select an image to work with. As with any application you will need to experiment with some images to see if this process is one you may want to use. In this case I chose a simple model portfolio picture shot against a white background.

2




From the FILTERS tab find and OPEN the Fuzzy Border application. This will display the control panel. You can select the color, border size and the amount of granularity or fuzziness you want in your border. You can also add a shadow to the border and control the weight of the shadow. As usual, GIMP provides a lot of control options to choose from.

3




Select the color you want for your border. Click on the color button to open the color palette. A really great feature you can use is the eyedropper to select the color from the photograph. For this image I want a border that would blend in with the blue jeans in the lower part of the image. After you select your color, click OK.

4




Select the other options. For this image I wanted a border that was wide with a large amount of granularity or fuzziness. I didn't want a shadow with such a wide border, but with smaller borders a drop shadow could work well. When you are finished selecting your options, click OK to render the image with a border.

5




Here is the final image after the border has been rendered. To save the image, select SAVE from the file menu and save with a different name. If you don't like the border, click UNDO and start over. This one is OK, but it could use a little less granularity and a little more accuracy on color selection.

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There may be times when you want to add a border to your image for a print or web publication. Many applications have simple applets that allow you to add borders, corners and bevels to your images. GIMP offers the additional ability to add a fuzzy border and provides controls for adjusting the fuzziness of the border. This may be suitable for certain images and especially good for simple images without a lot of complexity. It is an easy process, so read below on how to use GIMP to add fuzzy borders to your images.

Instructions

1




Start up GIMP software and select an image to work with. As with any application you will need to experiment with some images to see if this process is one you may want to use. In this case I chose a simple model portfolio picture shot against a white background.

2




From the FILTERS tab find and OPEN the Fuzzy Border application. This will display the control panel. You can select the color, border size and the amount of granularity or fuzziness you want in your border. You can also add a shadow to the border and control the weight of the shadow. As usual, GIMP provides a lot of control options to choose from.

3




Select the color you want for your border. Click on the color button to open the color palette. A really great feature you can use is the eyedropper to select the color from the photograph. For this image I want a border that would blend in with the blue jeans in the lower part of the image. After you select your color, click OK.

4




Select the other options. For this image I wanted a border that was wide with a large amount of granularity or fuzziness. I didn't want a shadow with such a wide border, but with smaller borders a drop shadow could work well. When you are finished selecting your options, click OK to render the image with a border.

5




Here is the final image after the border has been rendered.

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. To save the image, select SAVE from the file menu and save with a different name. If you don't like the border, click UNDO and start over. This one is OK, but it could use a little less granularity and a little more accuracy on color selection.

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What Is a Camera?

A camera is a device that is used to transfer an image onto either a sheet of film or a space on a digital hard drive. It does this by collecting light that is reflected off an object and then creating a copy of the image on whatever storage device the particular camera uses. There a number of different of different types of cameras, some of which capture still images while others focus on moving images.

History

The precursor to the modern camera is known as the camera obscura, which was described in the 11th century in the "Book of Optics," written by Ibn al-Haytham. This was able to focus light and emit an image of what is outside of the device. In 1685, a portable camera obscura was created. In 1826, the first camera that was able to create a permanent photograph on film was created. Since then, cameras and camera technology have developed in amazing leaps and bounds. Video cameras were created, as were digital cameras, which made taking pictures cheaper and more efficient.

Types

The most common type of camera today is the traditional film camera. These use rolls of black and white or color film and expose a single image onto a piece of film screen that can later be developed. Digital cameras are a more recent invention that increases the number of pictures that can be taken by uploading images onto a memory card rather than onto film. Video cameras are able to take multiple still shots at high speeds in order to create a moving picture. These also come in film and digital varieties.

Identification

While the shape, size, and color of cameras vary greatly, they can all be identified by the same components. A viewing lens is seen on one end that may or may not have padding over it, depending on the size of the camera. On the opposite end is a wider lens that collects light to form an image on film or through digital technology located inside the body of the camera. A flash is found on the front of camera or extending above it. Most cameras also have a shutter button on the top right of the camera body; this is used to take the photos.

Function

Cameras have an aperture lens on their front end with a convex lens that collects light bounced off and created by objects in front of it. This light creates an image in much the same way as a telescope allows people to view objects. When the shutter button on a camera is pressed, the image of a single moment is taken and then transferred onto a sheet of film or onto a digital card. Video cameras take thousands of stills as long as they are on, which create a moving picture, so no shutter is needed. The lens of a camera can be shortened or extended to zoom in on images and turned to focus on them.

Significance

Cameras are very significant inventions that have allowed people to capture images for personal and professional use. They are important in the preservation of memories for friends and families and have led to the widespread use of photo albums as a family tradition. In the professional world, they are used for documentation purposes and they have also been used by artists to create creative images for display in galleries and photo books.

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A camera is a device that is used to transfer an image onto either a sheet of film or a space on a digital hard drive. It does this by collecting light that is reflected off an object and then creating a copy of the image on whatever storage device the particular camera uses. There a number of different of different types of cameras, some of which capture still images while others focus on moving images.

History

The precursor to the modern camera is known as the camera obscura, which was described in the 11th century in the "Book of Optics," written by Ibn al-Haytham.

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. This was able to focus light and emit an image of what is outside of the device. In 1685, a portable camera obscura was created. In 1826, the first camera that was able to create a permanent photograph on film was created. Since then, cameras and camera technology have developed in amazing leaps and bounds. Video cameras were created, as were digital cameras, which made taking pictures cheaper and more efficient.

Types

The most common type of camera today is the traditional film camera. These use rolls of black and white or color film and expose a single image onto a piece of film screen that can later be developed. Digital cameras are a more recent invention that increases the number of pictures that can be taken by uploading images onto a memory card rather than onto film. Video cameras are able to take multiple still shots at high speeds in order to create a moving picture. These also come in film and digital varieties.

Identification

While the shape, size, and color of cameras vary greatly, they can all be identified by the same components. A viewing lens is seen on one end that may or may not have padding over it, depending on the size of the camera. On the opposite end is a wider lens that collects light to form an image on film or through digital technology located inside the body of the camera. A flash is found on the front of camera or extending above it. Most cameras also have a shutter button on the top right of the camera body; this is used to take the photos.

Function

Cameras have an aperture lens on their front end with a convex lens that collects light bounced off and created by objects in front of it. This light creates an image in much the same way as a telescope allows people to view objects. When the shutter button on a camera is pressed, the image of a single moment is taken and then transferred onto a sheet of film or onto a digital card. Video cameras take thousands of stills as long as they are on, which create a moving picture, so no shutter is needed. The lens of a camera can be shortened or extended to zoom in on images and turned to focus on them.

Significance

Cameras are very significant inventions that have allowed people to capture images for personal and professional use. They are important in the preservation of memories for friends and families and have led to the widespread use of photo albums as a family tradition. In the professional world, they are used for documentation purposes and they have also been used by artists to create creative images for display in galleries and photo books.

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The process of adding a splash of color to a black-and-white photo is called colorization. Colorization is often used to draw attention to a specific object or aspect of a photo. If you have seen a colorized photo, you might have wondered how to mimic the effect. Fortunately, it is not very complicated.

Instructions

1

Acquire a digital image. This can be done by transferring from a digital camera or by scanning a photo to your computer.

2

Open the image in your photo-editing software.

3

Make a copy of the image onto a separate layer.

4

Convert the top layer of the photo into black and white. Most photo-editing software will have an option to convert to black and white automatically, or desaturate the photo. If not, you can do this manually by setting the saturation of the photo to zero.

5

Select the eraser tool.

6

Use the eraser tool on the black-and-white layer of the photo. Erase the section of the photo you want to be in color.

7

Select the empty region of the photo on the black-and-white layer.

8

Increase the selection by about five pixels to start.

9

Feather the image by five pixels.

10

Repeat steps eight and nine as needed until the edges of the erased section blend well with the rest of the photo.

11

Save your photo as a JPEG file or other format of choice.

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The process of adding a splash of color to a black-and-white photo is called colorization. Colorization is often used to draw attention to a specific object or aspect of a photo. If you have seen a colorized photo, you might have wondered how to mimic the effect.

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. Fortunately, it is not very complicated.

Instructions

1

Acquire a digital image. This can be done by transferring from a digital camera or by scanning a photo to your computer.

2

Open the image in your photo-editing software.

3

Make a copy of the image onto a separate layer.

4

Convert the top layer of the photo into black and white. Most photo-editing software will have an option to convert to black and white automatically, or desaturate the photo. If not, you can do this manually by setting the saturation of the photo to zero.

5

Select the eraser tool.

6

Use the eraser tool on the black-and-white layer of the photo. Erase the section of the photo you want to be in color.

7

Select the empty region of the photo on the black-and-white layer.

8

Increase the selection by about five pixels to start.

9

Feather the image by five pixels.

10

Repeat steps eight and nine as needed until the edges of the erased section blend well with the rest of the photo.

11

Save your photo as a JPEG file or other format of choice.

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Flash Catalyst CS5 Tutorial

Flash Catalyst CS5 is an application that designs and builds interactive websites and other applications without any code. This gives you the ability to create a website without any assistance from a developer. If you partner with a developer, you can develop a user interface for an application and hand the application design to a developer to connect live data services using Flash builder. In order to create your own website, you will need to learn the Flash Catalyst CS5 user interface.

Instructions

1

Examine the "States" panel at the top of the screen to view the thumbnails. These thumbnails represent all the major parts of your application, such as website components or videos that you add to your website.

2

Click "Duplicate State" at the bottom of the "States" panel if you wish to duplicate a page, or click "New Blank State" to create a new state for your website.

3

Examine the "Artboard" below the "States" panel. The Artboard has many features, such as rulers and guides, and displays what will appear on the published website. This is the canvas where you place artwork, interactive components and other objects that make up the website's interface.

4

Click the "View" menu to use these features, and click the "Modify" menu to align and arrange the objects on the "Artboard."

5

Scroll to the right of your screen to view the "Tools" panel, which is beneath the "Search" bar. The "Tools" panel contains icons for the tools to create, transform or select objects.

6

Scroll beneath the "Tools" panel and click the "Layers" panel. The "Layers" panel menu includes "Show/Hide," "Lock/Unlock" and "Selected" You can create a new layer and new sublayer. The "Layers" panel has a collection of the objects that are on the website, including components and videos.

7

Click the tab next to the "Layers" panel to view the "Project Library" panel. This panel shows all of the components that are part of the website you create. Select existing components from the "Project Library" to position the components on the state. Click "Export Library Package" in the "Project Library" tab to send a library object to a developer.

8

Scroll down to the "Interactions" panel on the right of your screen. When you click on an object in the "Artboard," the "Interaction" panel will add interactions that will allow you to see the results as users interact with the application. For example, when you add interactions that play animation or open a URL, it will show you the result.

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Flash Catalyst CS5 is an application that designs and builds interactive websites and other applications without any code. This gives you the ability to create a website without any assistance from a developer. If you partner with a developer, you can develop a user interface for an application and hand the application design to a developer to connect live data services using Flash builder. In order to create your own website, you will need to learn the Flash Catalyst CS5 user interface.

Instructions

1

Examine the "States" panel at the top of the screen to view the thumbnails. These thumbnails represent all the major parts of your application, such as website components or videos that you add to your website.

2

Click "Duplicate State" at the bottom of the "States" panel if you wish to duplicate a page, or click "New Blank State" to create a new state for your website.

3

Examine the "Artboard" below the "States" panel. The Artboard has many features, such as rulers and guides, and displays what will appear on the published website. This is the canvas where you place artwork, interactive components and other objects that make up the website's interface.

4

Click the "View" menu to use these features, and click the "Modify" menu to align and arrange the objects on the "Artboard."

5

Scroll to the right of your screen to view the "Tools" panel, which is beneath the "Search" bar. The "Tools" panel contains icons for the tools to create, transform or select objects.

6

Scroll beneath the "Tools" panel and click the "Layers" panel. The "Layers" panel menu includes "Show/Hide," "Lock/Unlock" and "Selected" You can create a new layer and new sublayer. The "Layers" panel has a collection of the objects that are on the website, including components and videos.

7

Click the tab next to the "Layers" panel to view the "Project Library" panel. This panel shows all of the components that are part of the website you create. Select existing components from the "Project Library" to position the components on the state. Click "Export Library Package" in the "Project Library" tab to send a library object to a developer.

8

Scroll down to the "Interactions" panel on the right of your screen. When you click on an object in the "Artboard," the "Interaction" panel will add interactions that will allow you to see the results as users interact with the application. For example, when you add interactions that play animation or open a URL, it will show you the result.

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