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Farvevalgene er
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:* Forty Colors
:* Fyrre farver
:* Oxygen Colors
:* Oxygen-farver
:* Rainbow Colors
:* Regnbuefarver
:* Royal Colors
:* Royale farver
:* Web Colors
: Internetfarver
:* Named Colors
: Navngivne farver


You can change the hue, saturation and value of any color and add it to your list of custom colors. See screen capture below. (These images can be clicked for larger views)
You can change the hue, saturation and value of any color and add it to your list of custom colors. See screen capture below. (These images can be clicked for larger views)

Revision as of 15:34, 12 March 2011

Føj rammer til dine fotos

Fra Mohamed Maliks blog, 7. marts 2011

Mange føjer rammer til deres billeder, da det får billedet til at se bedre ud. digiKam gør dette nemt og enkelt!

Der er to måder at tilføje billedrammer i digiKam.

Metode 1

Vælg det foto, som du ønsker at sætte rammer på og tast F4. Dette vil tage dit til editorvisningen. Herfra vælger du Dekorér -> Tilføj kant.

Du får nu en masse muligheder.

En af mulighederne er er Fast. Denne type giver dig mulighed for at vælge imellem mange farver.

Farvevalgene er

  • Fyrre farver
  • Oxygen-farver
  • Regnbuefarver
  • Royale farver
Internetfarver
Navngivne farver

You can change the hue, saturation and value of any color and add it to your list of custom colors. See screen capture below. (These images can be clicked for larger views)



When you are done press OK.

If you prefer predefined textures to apply as borders you can select from the available options menu, which gives many choices.


Copyright M.Malik


If you choose this option then you can choose the first color and second color. First color is the color that you will see in the inner area, where as second color is the color you will see on the outer area. See screen capture:


Copyright M.Malik


When you are done press OK.

Method 2

Method 1 is very useful when to test the feature and try to get a border that really suits your needs. However if you have many images that you want to apply borders to, then the batch queue manager would be the best option. Select all the images that you want to apply borders and click Ctrl + B on the keyboard and the Batch Queue Manager appears.

Drag and Drop the Add Border tool to the list of assigned tools and set your preferences select a target folder then click Run (Ctrl + P).

See screen capture below: