Framing an Image
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Create an image to use as a background 600 x 600 pixels (or get us to provide one) This is an example: |
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Open your main image in Paint.NET |
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Crop the image so that you are only left with the most relevant part, do this by: Click Rectangle Select, from the Tools Panel and take your mouse pointer over to your image and draw a shape around the area you want to keep, it will become shaded
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Click the Crop to Selection Tool (this can also be found under the Image menu) |
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Resize your image Click Image, Resize and Click OK and Save your image
Copy this image by choosing Select All from the Edit menu, then choosing Copy from the Edit menuThe copied image will hold on your computer clipboard
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Open your background image |
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Click Edit, Paste in to new Layer and your main image will be pasted onto your background image, move it to the centre by dragging it with your mouse pointer
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Click File, Save As to save your new image as a separate file to your background image. Enabling you to use your background image again. Save as file type JPG. (If you had just clicked 'save' you would have replaced your background image with your new image.) |
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