Create Photo Frames

Question

How to create photo frames with Photoshop Touch
Create a quick frame for your photo. Then use effects to add texture, dimension, and shading.
1. After selecting the "Create a Photo Frames" tutorial, press "Begin Tutorial" to start. Tap Add Layer, then tap Empty Layer.
2. Choose the Rectangle Marquee selection tool from the toolbox.
3. Tap Corners and enter a radius of 15px.
4. Starting from the top left corner, create a selection for the inside of your frame.
Tip: If you don't like the selection you've created, tap once anywhere on the screen to deselect and try again.
5. Choose Select > Inverse to select only the frame area.
6. Tap the & menu. Then choose Fill & Stroke.
7. Tap Color. Select a color and tap OK.
8. Choose Effects > Artistic > Scratches
9. Choose a color for the scratches, set type as Crumpled, and tap OK.
10. Choose Select > Deselect
11. Choose Effects > Basic > Bevel.
12. Adjust the Angle and other values and tap OK.
13. Choose Effects > Basic > Drop Shadow
14. Adjust the Angle and other values and tap OK.
15. Tap the back arrow in the top options bar. This will prompt you to save. Press Save to save your project.
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Janelle

Answer 1

If you have a lot of images, probably the easiest way to do this is:
First, go into Preferences > Project Pane and set Create Layers at: Current Frame
Start at playhead position 0
Import an image; tap the right arrow key twice (advance two frames - make sure the playhead is advancing [select canvas if necessary]) (Alternatively, you can click the ||> button under the canvas twice)
Repeat until all images are imported.
To make each image 2 frames long: select all images in the layers list and go into the Inspector > Properties > Timing and for Duration, type in 2 and Enter.  This is technically an unnecessary step if all the image are the same size and there is no transparency in any of them because each image will simply cover over the last.