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    How to give my photo a "mounted" on canvas look?

    Hi

    I'm trying to mock up my photos so they look mounted on a canvas, with the image stretched and wrapped around the edges. Refer to the attached images for reference.

    How to give my photo a "mounted" on canvas look?-original_b.jpgHow to give my photo a "mounted" on canvas look?-poster_b.jpg

    I'm sure this is pretty straightforward.. change the perspective of the image, add edges, change the lighting and add a drop shadow to give it a 3d effect.. but I really have no idea how as I am very new to Photoshop.

    If someone can help and give me a little tutorial that would be great! Thanks so much!
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    Re: How to give my photo a "mounted" on canvas look?

    for being new you sure seem to know the process

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    Re: How to give my photo a "mounted" on canvas look?

    You posted before and after images.
    Are you saying you didn't do the after shots yourself and want to know how?

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    Re: How to give my photo a "mounted" on canvas look?

    Looks like a job for vanishing point. I would do a search for vanishing point tutorials.

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    Re: How to give my photo a "mounted" on canvas look?

    Yes the before/after pictures I posted were not done by me, I am trying to learn how to do it in photoshop!

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    Re: How to give my photo a "mounted" on canvas look?

    1-Make a selection of the edge with marque tool
    2-Transfrom perspective
    3-Add a small white line on the edge
    4-Transform distort
    5-Add a drop shadow
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    Re: How to give my photo a "mounted" on canvas look?

    Much easier that way.....Vanishing Point turned out to be more of a challenge than I remembered. :-(

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    Re: How to give my photo a "mounted" on canvas look?

    Quote Originally Posted by hawkeye View Post
    .................... 5-Add a drop shadow
    Did you do the drop shadow just for me Hawkeye??
    3D rectangular box

    Just messing with Hawkeye gwong, we had a similar question a while ago.
    Last edited by Steve; 03-22-2011 at 06:45 PM.

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    Re: How to give my photo a "mounted" on canvas look?

    Thanks so much! This is great, will give it a try!!

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    Re: How to give my photo a "mounted" on canvas look?

    Quote Originally Posted by Stric9 View Post
    Much easier that way.....Vanishing Point turned out to be more of a challenge than I remembered. :-(
    The man's got a good memory...

 

 

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