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dllavaneras

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Feb 12, 2005
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Caracas, Venezuela
I've been using Photoshop for a while now, and have found a few actions and scripts for adding frames and borders to a single pic. However, I've started doing "series" shots, displaying 3 pictures in a sequence. I have been adding simple borders manually, like this:

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(these three pics have nothing to do with each other, besides the fact that I took them and use them as wallpapers for my cell phone :p They are just here for illustration's sake.)

The process is simple, yet boring and tedious. Is there a way to automatically select multiple files and have PS ass a border like the one shown above, be it an action, a script or whatever? If possible, I'd like to select border width, color and maybe add a caption below each pic/all pics.
 
I've been using Photoshop for a while now, and have found a few actions and scripts for adding frames and borders to a single pic. However, I've started doing "series" shots, displaying 3 pictures in a sequence. I have been adding simple borders manually, like this:

fj5oc9m1rjf9syk.jpg


(these three pics have nothing to do with each other, besides the fact that I took them and use them as wallpapers for my cell phone :p They are just here for illustration's sake.)

The process is simple, yet boring and tedious. Is there a way to automatically select multiple files and have PS ass a border like the one shown above, be it an action, a script or whatever? If possible, I'd like to select border width, color and maybe add a caption below each pic/all pics.

Very nice work, but I looked at some of your photos, which are beautiful. "October Sun" (by another photographer) is quite an striking image. Your macros are outstanding. Well, you gallery is amazing!
 
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