You can set the blend mode for the border too, and we’ve selected Hard Light mode for this. You can see how this doesn’t just add a frame to the picture, it adds a paper texture for that frame too. And, in fact, under the Antique category there’s an Antique Deckled border that does the job perfectly. This is to add the postcard frame to our picture. So that’s it, we’re done with this filter and we’ll move on to the next stage. This one works best with the Darker mode, which might look a little too heavy right now, but it will blend better with the filters that follow. This is like the blending mode for the texture. Underneath the Texture menu is a Mode menu. There is one more thing to note… 03: Choose the mode The one we’ve chosen is Folded Paper 8, and you can see the effect applied to the image in the main window. Now that we’ve chosen the Category we can use the drop-down Texture menu underneath to choose a texture from that category. From the Category menu we’ll select Paper. The Textures filter offers a couple of drop-downs.
And the first step is to click the Add Filter button in the tools panel over on the right and choose Textures from the list. We’ve hidden the presets panel on the left side of the screen because we want to start from scratch. It’s a perfectly decent digital image but, as always with digital images, it’s pretty clinical, so let’s see if we can turn it into something more. Here’s the start shot, taken with a Nikon D7500.
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In fact, I’m going to call this project ‘Postcard from Norway’.
It only takes a few minutes to do, but it produces a really evocative ‘postcard’ look. So here’s a quick project that uses just two of ON1’s filters – Textures and Borders. ON1 Photo RAW has a huge library of preset effects and you can try them all out just by browsing through the categories and clicking on the ones you like the look of.īut that doesn’t really get you any closer to figuring out how its effects filters work and how you can use them to build your own effects.
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