like a picture in a book...

[geri]

Hi!

Sometimes I see (of course I can't find any example now - typical),
a book which is opened.
On the opened double side there is a picture, fits perfectly the shape and sides of the book.
Even a shiny light effect you can see there.

Because all the books look similar except the picture, I thought it is a kind of Photoshop plugin...

I always found such books (fotoeffects) in wedding galleries.

Maybe somebody know what I mean and can help me finding the plugin?

Thx in advance!

Geri

[ghsmith178613]

are you meaning printing on both sides of your inkjet paper?

Moab Papers make a gorgeous double sided inkjet papers in several finishes. it looks and feels like a heavy, coffee-table book page.

[geri]

Nope!

It's a picture of a book which is open...

Greets
Geri

[xsrider2]

Geri,

Is this what you are talking about?

Contact Robert Woolrich he has quite a few creations on his page that are exceptional.

[ghsmith178613]

Hi!

Sometimes I see (of course I can't find any example now - typical),
a book which is opened.
On the opened double side there is a picture, fits perfectly the shape and sides of the book.
Even a shiny light effect you can see there.

Because all the books look similar except the picture, I thought it is a kind of Photoshop plugin...

I always found such books (fotoeffects) in wedding galleries.

Maybe somebody know what I mean and can help me finding the plugin?

Thx in advance!

Geri

are you talking about printing a book? take a look at http://asukabook.com/
they are a very popular book binder, and very affordable for very short - onezees and twozees of your work. i have a large list of these places somewhere on my desk. try google for book binders.

[geri]

Geri,

Is this what you are talking about?

Contact Robert Woolrich he has quite a few creations on his page that are exceptional.

Yes, yes, yes!

That's exactly what I'm looking for -
Can't believe it, that you've found it!

Thank you very much!

Greets
Geri

[xsrider2]

Geri,

I just so happen to have Robert Woolrich on my list of favorites at PBase and I remembered seeing his work.

Happy to help.