The fourth in a series of four Polaroid transfer style frames for PhotoFrame 4 Professional Edition. This preset was created by Dan Harlacher.

The third in a series of four Polaroid transfer style frames for PhotoFrame 4 Professional Edition. This preset was created by Dan Harlacher.

The second in a series of four Polaroid transfer style frames for PhotoFrame 4 Professional Edition. This preset was created by Dan Harlacher.

The first in a series of four Polaroid transfer style frames for PhotoFrame 4 Professional Edition. This preset was created by  Dan Harlacher.

The third and final in a series of PhotoFrame layouts using the modified Postcard frame for PhotoFrame 4.

Be sure that you download the Postcard frame file before you try using this preset.

The second in a series of PhotoFrame layouts using the modified Postcard frame for PhotoFrame 4.

Be sure that you download the Postcard frame file before you try using this preset.

The first in a series of PhotoFrame layouts using the modified Postcard frame for PhotoFrame 4.

Be sure that you download the Postcard frame file before you try using this preset.

I created this preset for PhotoFrame 4 Professional Edition specifically to fit an image that is 600×400 pixels (or 400×600 pixels). However, it should work fine on images of any size. I made this preset so I can quickly add the same frame to the images that I’m posting to the onOne blog and using this preset saves me a bunch of time to resize the frame, resize the photo and add a subtle drop shadow as well.

The frame used here is from the PhotoFrame 4 Professional Edition and can be found under the Guru category. It is from the Vincent Versace collection. I reduced the size of the frame by 5 percent and the size of the image by 10 percent so it fits nicely within the frame. I then added a soft drop shadow to the frame and set the offset to be directly under the frame (0 horizontal and 0 vertical offset) so it adds the appearance of floating on the web page. Further, I set the background color of the frame to be transparent.

Be sure to save your image as a PNG after you apply the frame so you maintain the transparency so it looks correct on any color background that you may use it on.

This PhotoFrame preset uses one of the brick backgrounds along with a medium format edge with some tape. After installing the preset into PhotoFrame, go to the presets tab, then double click on the preset and close the library window. Before applying, make any changes you’d like.

This PhotoFrame 4 preset requires that you download the Sand Texture previously posted here on the Exchange. The preset adds a layer mask automatically. Consider masking out areas on the added layer mask to best compliment your photo.

Original photo without texture