Titolo: L’angolo 2
Album: Particolari
Anno: 2007
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Vignettes are easy to create in Photoshop. You can try one out on the image below if you like. Make a selection with the rectangular marquee tool inside of the image, go to Select>Modify>Feather and choose about 75 pixels on a low res image – go to Select>Inverse – then use the keyboard shortcut of Ctrl + J and it will paste the selection into a new layer for you, and then you can change the blend mode to something you like and perhaps lower the opacity.
If you would like to have an Action for the vignette it won’t really work using the rectangular marquee. Because of the different resolution (and size) of your images you need something that is going to work on all of the images. Matt Kloskowski over at NAPP came up with a way to create an action for a vignette ….. so, Lights, Camera, Action 
You can click through on the image above to practise on if you like (remember that it is a low res image). 800 X 600 image at 72 dpi
Open the image (start recording the action after you have the image open, and before you start the next step) and then create a new blank layer above it, fill the layer with any colour. Bring up the Transform Tool by going to Edit>Transform or clicking Ctrl + t on the keyboard and in the top toolbar lock the small chain icon (maintain aspect ratio) and then type 80 into the width and hit enter to accept it. See image.
Now hold down the Ctrl key and click on the layer image that you just did the transform on and you should get the marching ants. You can go ahead and throw that layer in the bin now.
You should have the original layer with the marching ants on it. Go to Select>Modify>Feather and for this image I chose 75 pixels – depending on the effect you want and the size of the images you are going to be working on, it will vary to this. Click OK to accept it then go to Select>Inverse … now press Ctrl + j on the keyboard and it should put the selection on a new layer for you. This is the point that you would probably stop recording the action so that the blend mode and opacity can be manually adjusted. The final image is below.
