How do I darken the edges in Photoshop?
Currently, the effect of darkening the edges inPhotoshop is very popular. With it, you can create photos taken in a variety of styles, for example, create a photo under the old days. They look very impressive and impressive.
Before darkening the edges of the photo, you need toopen the program selected for darkening, the frame. To do this, select "File" - "File" and "Open" - "Open" in the upper menu. Then select the file with the photo you need, and then click "Open" - "Open" again.
Editing a photo
Now work begins directly with thephotograph. You do not know how to darken edges in Photoshop, do not worry, it's very simple! In order to darken the edges, you must create a new layer. You can do this using Layer, Layer, and then New Layer. Now you should fill this layer with black color, for this you should use the command "Paint Back Tool" - "Paint Backet Tool". In addition, you can fill the background with any other color. It all depends on your preferences and the style of photography. For example, if you want to give a photograph the effect of antiquity, then it is best to use warm shades of dark brown color.
After selecting the desired color, you should selectthe area of the photo that will not be obscured, it will remain bright. To do this, you must use the "Rectangular Marquee Tool" tool. On the top toolbar, you will need to set it to 50 px. Please note that if your image is too large, then it should be set to a higher value for this parameter. Now you need to draw a rectangle on the black layer. In this rectangle should be enclosed exactly that part of the photo that will not be darkened.
After selecting this part, you should clickthe command "Delete" - "Delete". After that, the photo will be darkened. This darkening can easily be made more saturated or vice versa. To do this, simply move the lever layer.
The final stage in this process isCombining two images: a darkened and a light part. You can do this with the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + E. Then, save the resulting image with the command "File" - "File" and "Save As" - "Save as".
