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Making pictures look inset.

Hi,

I wonder if anyone has an idea how you have to transform an image such that it looks "inset" to the context?

I need the effect for an application I am writing, but I am not sure what the exact workflow is to achieve the effect mentioned above.

Best regards, heinrich

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Okay I've made it. It is much playing around with paths and those stuff ...

Heinrich  2009-09-10 07:41:20

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