First, open your photo in Photoshop and click Filter > Sharpen.

Sharpening the details of your photos is important if you plan on printing them. A quick Google search for Photoshop tutorials yields thousands of results. If you’re unsure about how to get started, there are plenty of online tutorials available. There are many other options within Photoshop that allow you to edit images to prepare them for printing just be sure not to overdo it or lose detail by adding too many filters. You can also add digital vignettes with a filter, which will darken the edges of your photo if you need it for framing purposes. Once this is done, you can perform any other editing necessary (a lot of times it’s cropping). I use my eyedropper tool to select a gray card and then adjust the Temp/Tint sliders until they look as natural as possible. One of the first things to do in Photoshop adjusts the white balance for the save the date template.

Make sure that there are no boxes next to Rose Halftones and hit okay. Once you’ve opened the PDF file in Acrobat Reader, choose the Print option at the top of the page.įrom there select Page Scaling, Page Scaling Options, and then choose either Fit Page or Reduce/Enlarge. If you don’t already have this program installed, download it from their website. Finally, hit Enter or Return twice to exit out of Photoshop and open up Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Next, go to Edit>Transform>Scale and make sure Scale proportionately is checked. Then, click File>Save As (name it something so you know what it is). Double-check your work for accuracy by clicking on View>Show>Outlines. Repeat steps 1 and 2 until you have all of the sections filled in with that particular color. Click on the photo, hold down your mouse button, and use your finger to draw around a section of that color.ģ. Click Select and then the color you want from the left-hand side of the screen.Ģ. Delete the unwanted copy by going to Select>All, then Edit>Cut or Delete if you’re using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC software. You now have one layer with two copies of the same content – one with no blur and one with a soft blurring effect applied to it. Select both layers by holding Shift+Ctrl+Alt, then go to Layer>Merge Layers. Drag this layer below your exposure layer so they are both on top of each other. The higher number of pixels, the more blurred out that area will be.

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