Lance McKnight

Storage container? I would had never thought of it that way. Thanks. Thanks, Joker. Your avatar looks frightening in a good way.

Storage container? I would had never thought of it that way. Thanks. Thanks, Joker. Your avatar looks frightening in a good way.

Storage container? I would had never thought of it that way. Thanks. Thanks, Joker. Your avatar looks frightening in a good way.

Storage container? I would had never thought of it that way. Thanks. Thanks, Joker. Your avatar looks frightening in a good way.

If it was up to me, and you wanted to have a clean edge with radius, I would suggest downloading the suggested plug in, Rounded Rectangle fill, and then on a separate layer, create a black rounded rectangle to the desired size, flatten the image, save it as mask.png to the desktop (pay attention to the file extension please). Undo the flatten. On the picture you want to have a rounded recentangle shape, run the Alpha Mask plugin, browse to your desktop, open mask.png, and run it.

If it was up to me, and you wanted to have a clean edge with radius, I would suggest downloading the suggested plug in, Rounded Rectangle fill, and then on a separate layer, create a black rounded rectangle to the desired size, flatten the image, save it as mask.png to the desktop (pay attention to the file extension please). Undo the flatten. On the picture you want to have a rounded recentangle shape, run the Alpha Mask plugin, browse to your desktop, open mask.png, and run it.

If it was up to me, and you wanted to have a clean edge with radius, I would suggest downloading the suggested plug in, Rounded Rectangle fill, and then on a separate layer, create a black rounded rectangle to the desired size, flatten the image, save it as mask.png to the desktop (pay attention to the file extension please). Undo the flatten. On the picture you want to have a rounded recentangle shape, run the Alpha Mask plugin, browse to your desktop, open mask.png, and run it.

If it was up to me, and you wanted to have a clean edge with radius, I would suggest downloading the suggested plug in, Rounded Rectangle fill, and then on a separate layer, create a black rounded rectangle to the desired size, flatten the image, save it as mask.png to the desktop (pay attention to the file extension please). Undo the flatten. On the picture you want to have a rounded recentangle shape, run the Alpha Mask plugin, browse to your desktop, open mask.png, and run it.

If it was up to me, and you wanted to have a clean edge with radius, I would suggest downloading the suggested plug in, Rounded Rectangle fill, and then on a separate layer, create a black rounded rectangle to the desired size, flatten the image, save it as mask.png to the desktop (pay attention to the file extension please). Undo the flatten. On the picture you want to have a rounded recentangle shape, run the Alpha Mask plugin, browse to your desktop, open mask.png, and run it.

In addition to the tip, make sure you save the mask file somewhere quick to access, for example, the desktop, and then on the particular layer you want to mask, run the Alpha Mask, link to the mask file you saved, and then it should work like a charm. If you need more help, I suggest going to the Image Hospital in the Pictorium.

In addition to the tip, make sure you save the mask file somewhere quick to access, for example, the desktop, and then on the particular layer you want to mask, run the Alpha Mask, link to the mask file you saved, and then it should work like a charm. If you need more help, I suggest going to the Image Hospital in the Pictorium.

In addition to the tip, make sure you save the mask file somewhere quick to access, for example, the desktop, and then on the particular layer you want to mask, run the Alpha Mask, link to the mask file you saved, and then it should work like a charm. If you need more help, I suggest going to the Image Hospital in the Pictorium.

In addition to the tip, make sure you save the mask file somewhere quick to access, for example, the desktop, and then on the particular layer you want to mask, run the Alpha Mask, link to the mask file you saved, and then it should work like a charm. If you need more help, I suggest going to the Image Hospital in the Pictorium.

In addition to the tip, make sure you save the mask file somewhere quick to access, for example, the desktop, and then on the particular layer you want to mask, run the Alpha Mask, link to the mask file you saved, and then it should work like a charm. If you need more help, I suggest going to the Image Hospital in the Pictorium.

Tell you what...post a screenshot or image that you are trying to do, and we'll do our best to help. Sometimes having an image of something like that would help. Post your attempt and we can give you feedback.

Tell you what...post a screenshot or image that you are trying to do, and we'll do our best to help. Sometimes having an image of something like that would help. Post your attempt and we can give you feedback.

Tell you what...post a screenshot or image that you are trying to do, and we'll do our best to help. Sometimes having an image of something like that would help. Post your attempt and we can give you feedback.

Tell you what...post a screenshot or image that you are trying to do, and we'll do our best to help. Sometimes having an image of something like that would help. Post your attempt and we can give you feedback.

Tell you what...post a screenshot or image that you are trying to do, and we'll do our best to help. Sometimes having an image of something like that would help. Post your attempt and we can give you feedback.

Make sure you deselect the layer, or otherwise it won't move the picture to the desired aligned position.

Make sure you deselect the layer, or otherwise it won't move the picture to the desired aligned position.

Make sure you deselect the layer, or otherwise it won't move the picture to the desired aligned position.

Make sure you deselect the layer, or otherwise it won't move the picture to the desired aligned position.

Make sure you deselect the layer, or otherwise it won't move the picture to the desired aligned position.

Take a look at david.atwell's tutorial on tilt shifting. See if his masking technique is what you are looking for.