Avoir un cadre avec différentes épaisseurs

[Franky (Frank Legame - Win10-11 - PL9 - FP8 - VP5 - NC7 - Sony α)]

Bonjour,

Je ne pense pas que cela soit trop compliqué, la fonction existe déjà partiellement…
Pourrait-on avoir la possibilité de gérer séparément les épaisseurs d’un cadre en fonction des côtés pour faire ce genre de chose ?

[Egregius ([Greg] (Micro 4/3 + Win11))]

Would this be done in PhotoLab using the FilmPack adjustments?

Another method is described in the following request to extend the image canvas:

Feature request: extend canvas and fill in the added space with the Repair tool in clone mode

Feature request: extend canvas and fill in the added space with the Repair tool in clone mode. Use case # 1: it is required to extend photo (canvas) instead of cropping due to image was taken to tight or an incorrect framing. It would be amazing if I can not only crop photo to a desirable framing but also in the same mode extend canvas outwards! the empty space created during such an operation can be infilled with the Repair tool in Clone or Repair mode. Use Case #2: it would be amazing to …

[Franky (Frank Legame - Win10-11 - PL9 - FP8 - VP5 - NC7 - Sony α)]

A little up for this subject.
I reiterate my request to be able to have different thicknesses of the sides of the frame.

[Wlodek]

Such things are easily fixed on exported images using freeware. Even ImageMagick will do, so I think it’s at the end of DxO “to do list”.

Off-topic (don’t comment please, so not to derail the topic):
By far more important are features for which there is no easy workaround, like an option to constrain manual crop to the image, something so obviously missing in PL.