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3D Picture Pop the Easiest Way. 1. Under the Edit tab, go to the Guided sub-tab. 2. Under the Fun Edits heading (PSE 9) or Photo Play heading (PSE 10), select Out of Bounds. 3. Click the Add a Frame button. 4. Adjust the frame so that there will be a portion sticking out of the photo. 5. Holding down the cmd/ctrl button, grab the corner handles and skew the frame so that it has a 3D look. 6. Click the green tick mark when finished. 7. After a new box appears, drag outward on the sides and top to increase the white area surrounding the picture, much like a Polaroid. 8. When finished, click the green tick mark. 9. Scroll down the right side until you see the Quick Selection tool button. 10. Click on the button. 11. In the Options bar, click on the + Selection brush. 12. Brush the area of the parts that belong outside of the frame. 13. Scroll down the right side until you see the Create Out of Bounds button. 14. Click the button. 15. Under Stylize, click Small, Medium or Large to add a drop shadow. 16. Click the Add Gradient button. 17. After the Dialog box appears, click the drop down box and select a gradient. 18. Select Done when finished.

Learn Photoshop Elements - Make a person pop out of a picture in 3D the Easiest way

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This tutorial covers how to pop a person out of a picture in 3D using the guided tour in Photoshop Elements 9 or 10. To watch the video tutorial, go to http://youtu.be/531ElW5QURI

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Page 1: Learn Photoshop Elements - Make a person pop out of a picture in 3D the Easiest way

3D Picture Pop the Easiest Way.1. Under the Edit tab, go to the Guided sub-tab.2. Under the Fun Edits heading (PSE 9) or Photo Play heading (PSE 10), select

Out of Bounds.3. Click the Add a Frame button.4. Adjust the frame so that there will be a portion sticking out of the photo.5. Holding down the cmd/ctrl button, grab the corner handles and skew the

frame so that it has a 3D look.6. Click the green tick mark when finished.7. After a new box appears, drag outward on the sides and top to increase the

white area surrounding the picture, much like a Polaroid.8. When finished, click the green tick mark.9. Scroll down the right side until you see the Quick Selection tool button.10. Click on the button.11. In the Options bar, click on the + Selection brush.12. Brush the area of the parts that belong outside of the frame.13. Scroll down the right side until you see the Create Out of Bounds button.14. Click the button.15. Under Stylize, click Small, Medium or Large to add a drop shadow.16. Click the Add Gradient button.17. After the Dialog box appears, click the drop down box and select a gradient.18. Select Done when finished.