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FrameShop is a script for Adobe Photoshop designed to give the photographer/artist a variety of mat and frame styles for displaying digital images on the Web. The previous version of the FrameShop script (v0.9.7) was described in detail in an earlier post on this blog. This new version (v1.0.0) runs on Photoshop CC and CS6, and has new features and improvements:
- Batch mode
- Smart Sharpen and Unsharp Mask sharpening methods
- EXIF tag “Focal Length in 35mm Film”
- Four date formats for “Date taken”
- Default selection of IPTC title, caption and copyright notice fields
- Simplified save options
The FrameShop script dialog box is organized so that each option can be selected and customized independently, using a tabbed dialog.
The dialog is displayed in the default Color Theme for Adobe Photoshop CC, chosen in Adobe Photoshop’s Preferences/Interface… menu. Here’s an example of what the script can do, showing the various FrameShop elements that are referenced in this guide.
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For those who are familiar with Adobe Photoshop and using scripts, or for those who have used earlier versions of the FrameShop script, the following detailed guide to FrameShop options can be skimmed or skipped entirely. The script is easy to use and the settings/options are easy to “play with” without damaging any pixels. If you’re unfamiliar with using scripts in Adobe Photoshop, read the following guide and you’ll be on your way. The major changes from the previous version are highlighted in green.
Batch Mode
The most significant change to the script is the addition of batch mode. Many users have requested this feature and it makes framing a group of images very easy. You can select a folder of images that you want the script to frame and, after choosing the settings in the tabbed panels, run the script to process the folder’s images. One image must be open in Photoshop in order to choose or confirm the settings.
First, open one of the images from the target folder in Adobe Photoshop. While you can open any image, it’s best to open one of the target images to ensure the settings (especially the EXIF and Metadata panel settings) are OK. Next, call the script from the Adobe Photoshop File/Scripts menu or by browsing (File/Scripts/Browse…) to the script’s location. Uncheck the FrameShop Use open images checkbox.
Click the Select folder… button. Select a folder using the file browser window that pops up for your Windows or Mac OS system.
Once you’ve loaded or confirmed your settings, running the script will process each file in the folder according to your settings.
Load and Save Settings
You can save or load previously used settings, so that your settings for different framing styles can be easily saved and retrieved. Clicking on the Save settings… button brings up a Save As dialog that lets you save the settings as a file in the desired location. Clicking on the Load settings… button brings up a file browser dialog that lets you load settings from a previously saved settings file.
Tip: Save your settings files in a folder (for example, FrameShop Settings) somewhere easy to remember, like on your Desktop. There is no limit to the number of settings files that can be saved.
Size and Sharpening
The script will size the final framed image to fit within the maximum width and height dimensions specified by the user, just as the Adobe Photoshop File/Automate/Fit Image… menu function does. The image will not be distorted to fit the dimensions, but will be proportionally sized, then matted and framed to fit the maximum dimensions specified.
Two sharpening methods are available – Smart Sharpen and Unsharp Mask. In earlier versions, only a checkbox was provided for selecting Smart Sharpen which limited the utility of that feature. In this version, Amount, Radius and Reduce Noise options can be set for Smart Sharpen and Amount, Radius and Threshold options can be set for Unsharp Mask. Or you can choose “None” to bypass the sharpening step altogether. Sharpening is applied to the image after it has been resized but before the mat and frame are added.
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Mats
Several mat Styles are available as shown here:
The Overlay style doesn’t add a mat. Instead, it converts the outer edge of the image (dimension set with the mat Size setting) to black and white. The opacity of the Overlay is determined by the Opacity setting. A Stroke can be added to the image for the Drop Shadow and Plain mat selections. The mat can be set to have equal dimensions on all four sides (Equal mat setting), or set to have a bottom border that is twice the size of the other sides (Gallery mat setting).
Frame
In addition to selecting the frame color using the Adobe Color Picker and setting the frame size (in pixels), you can add an Inner shadow, set the size of that shadow, and choose to Bevel the frame edges.
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EXIF
The EXIF text is by default positioned on the left in the bottom of the mat, but can be positioned either left, center or right. Its horizontal and vertical position can also be adjusted using the H offset and V offset boxes. The Font dropdown menu displays all of the fonts installed on the host system. The date can be displayed in one of four popular formats as shown below.Additional shooting information can be added to the EXIF text. This optional text can be used to document gear used (“Gitzo tripod”), shooting conditions (“Raining cats and dogs”), or any other information pertinent to the image (“Hand-held”).
The EXIF can be formatted on a Single Line:
Or on multiple lines (Multiline):
Metadata
FrameShop determines from the file’s EXIF metadata what information is available, and shows that metadata next to the individual checkboxes on the Metadata tab. The Date taken displayed on the Metadata tab will be formatted according to the setting on the EXIF tab. In this case, Month DD, YYYY was chosen. The EXIF item Focal length in 35mm has been added and is especially useful for photographers who use camera formats other than full-frame 35mm (for example, APS-C, Micro 4/3rds, medium format).
If an EXIF item is not available, the script will show it as N/A (for example, Latitude N/A). FrameShop displays the following EXIF metadata:
- Filename
- Date taken (in one of four formats)
- Camera make
- Camera model
- Lens
- Focal length
- Focal length in 35mm
- Shutter speed
- Aperture
- ISO
- GPS latitude
- GPS longitude
- GPS elevation
Tip: If you are uncertain about what information is available to Adobe Photoshop in the EXIF metadata, you can view the information from the Adobe Photoshop File/File Info… menu selection.
Title
If title information has been saved in the source image’s IPTC Title metadata field (using Lightroom, Bridge, Photoshop or another image processor), the script will show that text in the Title tab following Use metadata Title. If no metadata title is present, the panel shows the message No metadata Title available. If the New Title button is selected, any text entered in the text box (below New Title) will appear in the framed image in the location chosen by Alignment, H offset and V offset. The Title text is by default positioned in the center in the bottom of the mat, but can be positioned either left, center or right. Its horizontal and vertical position can be adjusted using the H offset and V offset boxes.
Caption
If caption information has been saved in the source image’s IPTC Caption metadata field (using Lightroom, Bridge, Photoshop or another image processor), the script will show that text in the Caption tab following Use metadata Caption. If no metadata caption is present, the panel shows the message No metadata Caption available. If the New Caption button is selected, any text entered in the text box (below New Caption) will appear in the framed image in the location chosen by Alignment, H offset and V offset. The Caption text is by default positioned directly beneath the Title. Its horizontal and vertical position can be adjusted using the H offset and V offset boxes.
The Caption tab is enabled only when the Title tab is enabled.
Signature
If copyright notice information has been saved in the source image’s IPTC Copyright Notice metadata field (using Lightroom, Bridge, Photoshop or another image processor), the script will show that text in the Signature tab following Use metadata Signature. If no metadata copyright notice is present, the panel shows the message No metadata Signature available. If the New Signature button is selected, any text entered in the text box (below New Signature) will appear in the framed image in the location chosen by Alignment, H offset and V offset. The Signature text is by default positioned on the right in the bottom of the mat, but can be positioned either left, center or right. Its horizontal and vertical positions can be adjusted using the H offset and V offset boxes.
Save
The Save panel options have been simplified to be more consistent with the Adobe Photoshop Save as options for each file type. Once the other options are set, you can either run the script (by clicking Run), which saves the processed image as a JPEG, TIFF, PSD, or PNG, or run the script and have the framed image remain open in Adobe Photoshop.
The image can be saved in the same location as the source file (Save in same location), or in a different folder by first unchecking the Save in same location box and then clicking the Select folder… button.
Tip: Running the script without checking the Save as box is useful when determining how to set the options, particularly the text offsets, or when you desire to manually adjust the layers in Photoshop. For example, with the Layers panel open in Photoshop, you can edit the text layers (EXIF, Title, Caption, Signature), set colors for the Mat and Frame layers, and/or adjust the layer effects.
Clicking Cancel dismisses the dialog box and returns you to the open (unaltered) source file.
Download & Installation
Download the .zip file and, after unzipping, copy or move the script (named FrameShopv1.0.0.jsx) to the Adobe Photoshop Scripts folder (Adobe Photoshop CC 201x/Presets/Scripts or Adobe Photoshop CS6/Presets/Scripts). The name of the script will be displayed in the Adobe Photoshop File/Scripts menu the next time Adobe Photoshop is started. Scripts added to the Scripts folder while Adobe Photoshop is running will not appear in the Scripts menu until the next time you launch the application. You can also run the script by using the Adobe Photoshop File/Scripts/Browse… menu selection. Using the file browser that appears for your operating system, browse to the location of the script and select it.
The script requires Adobe Photoshop CC or CS6, and will run on a PC (Windows 7 or 10) or Mac (OS X). This version (v1.0.0) will not run on Adobe Photoshop CS5, earlier versions of Adobe Photoshop or on Adobe Photoshop Elements. It may not run on localized versions of Adobe Photoshop.
Under the Hood
When the script runs the first time, it produces a settings file, FrameShop.xml, in the Adobe Photoshop CC or CS6 Settings folder. If you encounter problems using the script, try deleting this file and re-running the script. A corrupted settings file could be the culprit. The FrameShop.xml file, which saves the settings for the script, is located in:
Mac OS X
Photoshop CC: Users/[user name]/Library/Preferences/Adobe Photoshop CC 2017 Settings
Photoshop CS6: Users/[user name]/Library/Preferences/Adobe Photoshop CC6 Settings
Windows 7 and 10
Photoshop CC: Users/[user name]/AppData/Roaming/Adobe/Adobe Photoshop CC 2017/Adobe Photoshop CC 2017 Settings
Photoshop CS6: Users/[user name]/AppData/Roaming/Adobe/Adobe Photoshop CS6/Adobe Photoshop CC6 Settings
Support
If you have any comments, questions, suggestions for new features, or bug reports, please contact me. If you are reporting a bug or are asking a question about a problem you’ve encountered, please include the following information in your message:
- Operating system (Windows or Mac OS)
- Adobe Photoshop version
- Error message received, if any
- Type of image being processed (JPEG, TIFF, NEF, etc.)
Thanks to those who have allowed me to use their work in this script, and to those who have tested it and provided feedback.
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