LumaPix :: FotoFusion
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A frame is a "window" placed on the canvas.
A frame is actually a layered object. It consists of:
| • | a matte (the hole), where images, colors or textures can be displayed; |
| • | a border, which can be edited or removed; |
| • | a shadow, which can be edited or removed. |
These layers can be turned on and off in FotoFusion, so you can have a frame that does not cast a shadow, or contains no image content, or has no border.
Extreme users who export their work to a layered psd file will find each element on a separate layer.
Please read the section entitled What Is a Frame? before exploring this section.
The following section explains all aspects of frames in detail. Learn how to
| • | add and move frames & images on the canvas, including how to make a grid or mosaic; |
| • | how to use the Frame Editor to change border options, add mattes, and position the frame; |
| • | how to use the Image Editor to fine-tune your images, add colors and background textures, view original images; |
| • | how to use the red-eye removal tool, or cut a matte; |
| • | how to control the Shadow options; |
