Adobe 29180155 - Photoshop Elements 4.0 Tutorial page 140

A. Original image B. After adding a frame C. After selecting the part to extend D. Final image
1. In the Guided Edits panel, click Photo Play, and select Out Of Bounds.
2. Click Add Frame to add a frame to the image.
3. Drag the corners of the frame to leave a part of the main subject outside the frame.
4. Add a perspective by pressing Control + Alt + Shift (Command + Option + Shift in Mac OS) and dragging the handles of the
frame. Click Commit.
5. Adjust the width of the frame border by dragging the boundaries. Click Commit.
6. Using the Quick Selection tool, select the part of the image that should extend outside the frame.
7. Click Create Out Of Bounds.
8. (Optional) Add a shadow.
9. (Optional) Click Add A Background Gradient.
The Pop Art Guided Effect
In Guided Edit, transform an image into pop art in three simple steps. What's more, you have a choice of two styles.
1. Click Photo Play and select Pop Art.
2. Choose a style and follow the onscreen instructions:
Style A Convert the image mode, add color, and duplicate the image with different pop colors.
Style B Posterize the image, add a neon glow, and duplicate the image with different pop colors.
The Reflection Guided Edit
In Guided Edit, choose a predefined reflection effect and apply it to an image in a few steps.
For best results, avoid skipping a step or performing the steps in a random order.
1. In Guided mode, from the Photo Play section, click Reflection.
2. Click Add Reflection to create an inverted duplicate layer.
3. Click Eydropper tool, to choose the background color for reflection.
4. Choose a color from the image and click Fill Background.
5. Click one of the following buttons to apply a reflection type:
Floor Reflection
Glass Reflection