Stu W
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I decided to start scanning negs, and I wanted to add a sprocket like border with the film type and speed, and frame number to the print. Is there a filter or plugin to do this? Thanks. Stu
Film Sprocket Border For Photoshop?
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airds
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Is any B&B Filmstrip any good for you?
Also have an action called 'Action Graphik®:35 mm Frame' - can't seem to find the website again, but it is attached as a zip and a sample attached.
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Is any B&B Filmstrip any good for you?
Also have an action called 'Action Graphik®:35 mm Frame' - can't seem to find the website again, but it is attached as a zip and a sample attached.
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Pepe
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I scanned a bit of overexposed developed film with a flatbed and place the image over that .psd. then I save as .png to get the sprocket holes transparant.
http://img357.imageshack.us/img357/9171/exportwizard2lu3.png ( don't look at the picture, it was an example for another forum i made at work , optimally the top isn't cropped off. )
Scan bits of all the film you use at a large dpi and save them. It's as easy as any action.
http://img357.imageshack.us/img357/9171/exportwizard2lu3.png ( don't look at the picture, it was an example for another forum i made at work , optimally the top isn't cropped off. )
Scan bits of all the film you use at a large dpi and save them. It's as easy as any action.
Stu W
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I think Extensis made a product called Photoframe, but they don't seem to have the trial version on their website anymore. I'll try your methods. Thanks much. Stu
boilerdoc2
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Photographic Edges ahs a HUGE number of frames, and all customizable. Might try that.
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