[gmitchel]

I own Photo/Graphic Edge Effects 6.0 from AutoFx. Great product, IMHO.

Some have pointed out that many of the frame and edge effects can be done in Photoshop. I agree, many can. Some would require a lot of work. But a few are quite easy.

One effect that ir rather easy to do is to add an acid or emulsion edge effect. You know, it looks like a print where the emulsion has worn away or been scratched away or someone was drawing quickly and did not end up with nice linear edges.

So, I added a tip to my site this week that shows you step-by-step how to add that sort of effect to you photos. It takes just 5 or 10 minutes to do (and since there is such a bewildering array of such edges in PGE 6.0 to choose from, you can probably do it yourself as fast or faster).

http://www.thelightsrightstudio.com/...pOfTheWeek.htm

Enjoy!

Cheers,

Mitch

[brandonx49]

Thanks for the tutorial Mitch. I've played around with some edge/framing programs and many of them just not applicable to the real world. IMHO.

I'd like to be able to fake ripped photographic paper. If you ever peak into a skate boarding magazine they the editors/photogrers layout the photos in amazing ways.

Good Times,
Brad

[gmitchel]

Scott Kelby shows how to do the torn paper effect in one of his books.

Cheers,

Mitch