jet
5757 posts since 20/6/01
21 Nov 2008 00:07
trace them in illustrator
21 Nov 2008 00:09
Top: image > adjustments > invert.
Bottom: Make the image black & white > repeat steps for top image > save as gif (think it's gif that allows trancparency).
jet
5757 posts since 20/6/01
21 Nov 2008 00:11
nah, do what i said, and save them as eps files so you can size them up easily. s'all about vectors.
21 Nov 2008 00:12
Depends whether it's just for online use or not.
jet
5757 posts since 20/6/01
21 Nov 2008 00:15
true. i assumed he was making christmas wrapping paper.
jet
5757 posts since 20/6/01
21 Nov 2008 00:41
if it can wait til the morning, i can do it for you - don't have any adobe software at home anymore.
21 Nov 2008 01:17
Thanks for the link, Ill give that a try.
21 Nov 2008 09:12
Whats your email Bueller?
I'll sort it out for ya, it won't take 5mins…
t_dot
6087 posts since 1/8/05
1 Dec 2008 15:12
just wondering if anyoe could tell me if i can make a shortcut to something on photoshop, all im doin gis adjusting the brightness and contrast of each picture, is there a quicker way than me having to click tools, adjustments, birghtness contrast everytime?
thanks
1 Dec 2008 15:15
If it's the same brightness/contrast setting, set up a macro? and do a batch run. Unless it's different for each image…
1 Dec 2008 15:24
using Curves is actually better than using Brightness/Contrast as it doesn't degrade the image
You can open the Curves window on a Mac using Apple-M so I would imagine Control-M or Control-Alt-M (something like that) will bring it up on a PC. There isn't a keyboard shortcut to open the Brightness/Contrast window directly as far as I know
3 Dec 2008 13:04
Use Image > Adjustments > Rotate Arbitrary and choose your angle
Or do you mean you want to line up one lot of text with another already in place on an image? In that case, trial and error using the above method

Or you can do it in Illustrator and fit text to a line of any angle
MB
4332 posts since 27/9/05
3 Dec 2008 13:06
make a selection or if its on a separate layer, free transform and rotate it until it looks right