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Hi,

I asked somewhere else (can't find where) what does DOF stand for ?


Also, I have read there are "actions" for Photoshop to create frames.

I was wondering I've notice a few people putting copyright and EXIF data in their frames, can the action automatically extract that EXIF data and insert it into the frame ? Or are people manually typing these in... I assume it's automatically done, right ?

Thanks!
Craig

Alpha_7 wrote:Hi,

I asked somewhere else (can't find where) what does DOF stand for ?


Also, I have read there are "actions" for Photoshop to create frames.


Craig

.......DOF.....depth of field......the amount of an image that is in focus before and after your point of focus, is the short answer, The more you stop a lens down, the more that is in focus. A lens wide open will give you little or no DOF, and shooting at F16 will give you a lot. More info on the web

you will find frames in the action pallete.....

Alpha_7 wrote:I was wondering I've notice a few people putting copyright and EXIF data in their frames, can the action automatically extract that EXIF data and insert it into the frame ? Or are people manually typing these in... I assume it's automatically done, right ?

Thanks!
Craig

Hi Alpha
I believe there are a couple of actions floating about that can automatically extract the EXIF info and paste it onto your frame, however I have never found them very appealing.

Me personally, I prefer to manually add these to the image (but I'm far too anal ) and don't mind spending hours in front of the PC doing PP - I really need to stop admitting that !

Have a look at http://www.atncentral.com/ where you will find a plethora of actions for Photoshop