Eric,
One way is:
* have black showing as the foreground color in the Toolbox * Select>All on image layer
* Can create a new blank layer in Layers Palette to put the border on (or can skip this step) * Edit>Stroke (set it to "inside" and an appropriate thickness in pixels)
Eric,
Or:
* get the rectangular marquee from the toolbox
* drag out to size of desired frame (best to do on new layer) * edit>stroke etc as before
note: a)can move selection box after drawn with cursor inside box and dragging b) whatever the foreground color is, the frame will be
Nancy,
Thank you! We appreciate your help.
Eric
Eric,
Another way is:
Set the background colour to black then do Image>Resize>Canvas Size … increase the Canvas size (to the size you want) and click on OK and you will then have a back border around your image.
Wendy
When I try to print a 4×6 photo even borderless, there is always a white border on the sides of the photo. How do I resize without losing resolution to fit the phot paper whether it be 4×6 5×7 6×8 or 8×10????
You resize without interpolation by using Image Size dialog, with Resample set to OFF. Whether you have enough original pixels for any size print you want depends.
The borderless thing depends on your printer model and what size paper you are using, generally. Most of the "borderless" printers will only print to edge of paper using certain sizes/brands of paper.
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