best plugin/software for edges

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strawberry blonde
Dec 17, 2005
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Hi, I was wondering if anyone could recommend a plugin or standalone software for enhancing my images with nice edges.

Autofx has a product for doing edges….but it seems pretty expensive. imho

Any tips/advice welcomed.

TIA
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Gernot Hoffmann
Dec 17, 2005
Neat Image (Google) can reduce film or scanner/camera noise and enhance edges (sharpening) as well in one pass.

The automatism can be improved/adapted by manual adjustments.

Best regards –Gernot Hoffmann

(not related to the company and not sponsored, besides an academic discount).
BH
Bill Hilton
Dec 17, 2005
Gernot Hoffmann writes …

Neat Image (Google) can reduce film or scanner/camera
noise and enhance edges (sharpening) as well in one pass.

The original poster was asking about software to add frames, borders, distressed edges etc around the outside of photos, not about USM type edges, I’m pretty sure … look up Autofx, which was mentioned in the post.
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KatWoman
Dec 18, 2005
"strawberry blonde" wrote in message
Hi, I was wondering if anyone could recommend a plugin or standalone software for enhancing my images with nice edges.

Autofx has a product for doing edges….but it seems pretty expensive. imho

Any tips/advice welcomed.

TIA
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KatWoman
Dec 18, 2005
"strawberry blonde" wrote in message
Hi, I was wondering if anyone could recommend a plugin or standalone software for enhancing my images with nice edges.

Autofx has a product for doing edges….but it seems pretty expensive. imho

Any tips/advice welcomed.

TIA

I have Filters Unlimited
It has some edge and frame options
You can make your own in PS using the marquee or shape tool and layer effects or styles
Download 101 fames and borders from Adobe Studio Exchange it’s free
SB
strawberry blonde
Dec 19, 2005
"KatWoman" wrote in news:tzjpf.6309
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Any tips/advice welcomed.

TIA

I have Filters Unlimited
It has some edge and frame options
You can make your own in PS using the marquee or shape tool and layer effects or styles
Download 101 fames and borders from Adobe Studio Exchange it’s free

many thanks for the tip, KatWoman.I must look that website up.

I would have been tempted to buy Autofx Photographic Edges (looks class), but any demos over the years haven’t worked that well for me.
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Harry Limey
Dec 19, 2005
"strawberry blonde" wrote in message
I would have been tempted to buy Autofx Photographic Edges (looks class), but any demos over the years haven’t worked that well for me.

Just came across this freebie – I have downloaded it but I have not tried it yet!! it looks good!!
http://photoshop.pluginsworld.com/plugin.php?directory=adobe &software=photoshop&plugin=920&plug=edgesfx

Harry
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strawberry blonde
Dec 19, 2005
"Harry Limey" <harrylimey(at)Lycos.co.uk> wrote in news:43a6b1fc$0$1450$:

"strawberry blonde" wrote in message
I would have been tempted to buy Autofx Photographic Edges (looks class), but any demos over the years haven’t worked that well for me.

Just came across this freebie – I have downloaded it but I have not tried it yet!! it looks good!!
http://photoshop.pluginsworld.com/plugin.php?directory=adobe &software=p hotoshop&plugin=920&plug=edgesfx

thanks fo rthe lkink, Harry.

Ye cannae beat free! I am downloading it t osee how good it is.

Thanks.
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noone
Dec 20, 2005
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Hi, I was wondering if anyone could recommend a plugin or standalone software for enhancing my images with nice edges.

Autofx has a product for doing edges….but it seems pretty expensive. imho
Any tips/advice welcomed.

TIA

You have gotten some good links already. I’ve been using the old PhotoFX (back when there were ~4 CDs and no real interface), and have about 30 (out of maybe 2000), that I use often. If you don’t find what you want, you can also make many of the "edges" with Quick Mask, and different Brushes. You can also run various Filters on the mask, to get some wild effects. With the possible exceptions of the "Polaroid" edges, one can duplicate and manipulate to their heart’s content. I often use Painter (now Corel) to get some textured edges, then bring them into CS2 for use. Save your edges as TIFF (or PSD), so you can size them for most images. Create a Folder for your edges and paint away.

Have not tried the new PhotoFX, but would assume that it has more, and maybe is easier to use. The old ver had a book with each CD and one had to look there (often with a magnifying glass), then navigate the CD.

Hunt

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