在整个图像周围添加阴影效果

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Hello CSS group， 我看到了一个美丽的效果，我想用CSS或 使用photoshop来创建图像/效果（甚至可能是imagemagick） 网站地址是： http ：//victor.hasselblad/ 。 这里的铅图是白色背景上的白色照片（jpeg），b $ b背景，在整个 图像周围有阴影效果。在这种情况下，阴影效果是jpeg的一部分，而不是在CSS中创建的 。 任何有关如何重新创建此效果的提示将不胜感激， 谢谢 eholz1

解决方案

eholz1写道：

你好CSS组， 我看到了一个美丽的效果，我想通过CSS或 使用photoshop创建图像/效果（甚至可能是imagemagick） 网站地址为： victor.hasselblad/ 。 此处的主要图片是白色背景上的白色照片（jpeg） 背景，整个 图像周围有阴影效果。在这种情况下，阴影效果是jpeg的一部分，而不是在CSS中创建的 。 任何有关如何重新创建此效果的提示将不胜感激，

使用Photoshop： www.google/search?q=photoshop+drop+shadow 使用Paint Shop Pro： http：// www。 google/search?q=paint...ro+drop+shadow 使用GIMP： www.google/search?q=gimp+drop+shadow

文章< eq ********** @ aioe>， " Nik Coughlin < nr ****** @ gmailwrote：

eholz1写道：

你好CSS小组， 我看到了一个美丽的效果，我想使用CSS或 使用photoshop来创建图像/效果（甚至可能是imagemagick ） 网站地址是： http：// victor .hasselblad / 。 这里的铅图是白色背景上的白色照片（jpeg） 背景，像是一个阴影影响整个 图像。在这种情况下，阴影效果是jpeg的一部分，而不是在CSS中创建的 。 任何有关如何重新创建此效果的提示将不胜感激，

使用Photoshop： www.google/search?q=photoshop+drop+shadow

确定就是这样。投影通常是底部和右侧。在 PS中，我倾向于使用外部发光并设置参数 如何。在PS CS中，您可以查看图层调色板。你点击相关形状的图标，你会得到选项。 其中一个是外发光。 对于OP问题，我不认为用css或html中的任何东西支持 得到很好的支持或足够复杂。 - dorayme

dorayme写道：

文章< eq ***** *****@aioe>， " Nik Coughlin" < nr ****** @ gmailwrote：

> eholz1写道：

>>你好CSS小组， 我看到了一个美丽的效果，我想用CSS或使用photoshop来创建图像/效果（甚至可能是imagemagick）<网站地址是： victor.hasselblad/ 。

使用Photoshop： www.google/search?q=photoshop+drop+shadow

不确定就是这个。投影通常是底部和右侧。

" Drop shadow"是OP试图实现的效果的名称。外部 发光是一种很好的方式来实现与 victor.hasselblad/ 虽然。您仍然可以使用投影图层样式在PS 中获得该效果，您只需将距离设置为0.

Hello CSS group, I saw a beautiful effect that I would like to use either by CSS or using photoshop to create the image/effect (maybe even imagemagick) the site address is: victor.hasselblad/. the lead image here is a white photograph (jpeg) on a white background, with a shadow like effect around the entire image. In this case the shadow effect is part of the jpeg, and not created in CSS. Any tips on how I could recreate this effect would be appreciated, thanks eholz1

解决方案

eholz1 wrote:

Hello CSS group, I saw a beautiful effect that I would like to use either by CSS or using photoshop to create the image/effect (maybe even imagemagick) the site address is: victor.hasselblad/. the lead image here is a white photograph (jpeg) on a white background, with a shadow like effect around the entire image. In this case the shadow effect is part of the jpeg, and not created in CSS. Any tips on how I could recreate this effect would be appreciated,

Using Photoshop: www.google/search?q=photoshop+drop+shadow Using Paint Shop Pro: www.google/search?q=paint...ro+drop+shadow Using the GIMP: www.google/search?q=gimp+drop+shadow

In article <eq**********@aioe>, "Nik Coughlin" <nr******@gmailwrote:

eholz1 wrote:

Hello CSS group, I saw a beautiful effect that I would like to use either by CSS or using photoshop to create the image/effect (maybe even imagemagick) the site address is: victor.hasselblad/. the lead image here is a white photograph (jpeg) on a white background, with a shadow like effect around the entire image. In this case the shadow effect is part of the jpeg, and not created in CSS. Any tips on how I could recreate this effect would be appreciated,

Using Photoshop: www.google/search?q=photoshop+drop+shadow

Not sure this is it. Drop shadow is usually bottom and right. In PS, I would be inclined to use outer glow and set the parameters how you wish. In PS CS, you look at your layers palette. You click on the icon of shape in question, you get options come up. One of these is outer glow. To OPs question, I don''t think shadow for anything in css or html is well supported or sophisticated enough. -- dorayme

dorayme wrote:

In article <eq**********@aioe>, "Nik Coughlin" <nr******@gmailwrote:

>eholz1 wrote:

>>Hello CSS group,I saw a beautiful effect that I would like to use either by CSS orusing photoshop to create the image/effect (maybe even imagemagick)the site address is: victor.hasselblad/.

Using Photoshop:www.google/search?q=photoshop+drop+shadow

Not sure this is it. Drop shadow is usually bottom and right.

"Drop shadow" is the name of the effect the OP is trying to achieve. Outer glow is a fine way to achive the same effect as victor.hasselblad/ though. You can still get that effect in PS with the drop shadow layer style, you just have to set distance to 0.