Then, add your borders as described above. Next, you might want to apply a mild sharpening to the image, to counteract any softening that the size adjustment might have made. It seems you know what size the image should be, so it's just a matter of entering the right values into the dialog box, checking that the Resolution is set to the value required for your printer, and ticking "Resample".
I don't know why you would use "Layer from Background" (but I'm sure there may be some good reason Photoshop is very complicated and there are always multiple ways of doing things). Whenever I want to add a border in Photoshop, I just use Image -> Canvas Size, tick the " Relative" box, and type in how many additional pixels I want for the width and height. It can be hard to get your mind around this stuff. Thank you lovely people in advance for your assistance. If not how should I do it?Ģ) Should I adjust the canvas size first or the image size? It doesn't matter which order I do this in, going back and adjusting the other again seems to shrink things from where I am at that point in time. I want a 1.5cm border to the image in the width (making the image 29cm wide) and I'll take the appropriate height that maintains the aspect ratio.ġ) Have I done right to create the border using a new 'layer from background'? (I found this advice on Youtube). This is 1cm bigger than the aperture of the mount which is 32cm x 14cm. Everytime I adjust the canvas or image size it gets smaller and smaller! What should I do? I know what size I want the paper to fit the frame and I know what width I want the image to be but I don't know the height (I want to maintain the aspect ratio so the top/bottom border should be larger than the left/right border).
I've added a new layer from background to form the border them I'm trying to adjust the canvas size to add additional space around my image. OMG I hate Photoshop!! I'm trying to add a border to my file so I can print it.
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