Thread: Photoshop help
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02-10-2017 #1
I need some help with a logo I've got these IMGs but my sticker people said the quality is not good, so the stickers will be poor.
Can somebody help make better quality pics please.
The final logo is the skull getter crushed.
Not sure it's possible with the pics given
Thanks in advance
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02-10-2017 #2
You could use inkscape to recreate these images at a better resolution relatively easy using the trace function.
Have a look on youtube there's plenty of tutorials.http://www.mycncuk.com/threads/10880...60cm-work-area My first CNC build WIP 120cm*80cm
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02-10-2017 #4relatively easyGerry
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02-10-2017 #5
Same is true for Photoshop. I am a photo freak and very familiar with it but to do what the OP wants to do is a very time consuming job I would not do free of charge. The images need a severe cleaning up and a lot of other work, basically it is much faster to redraw everything from scratch. Of course, just resizing is not an issue, takes only a few seconds, but the images are really very low resolution, severely compressed images, so they are full of pixelation and other artefacts. Also, I would not do anything on them unless I was sure the OP had the copyright for these, and if he has then I wonder why does he only have this bad quality.
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02-10-2017 #6
Cheers guys but I've now got this done, or in the process of getting it done from scratch.
The imgs are on google from ALX is an engine builder and so is RCmax.
No copy rights needed I don't think purely because the rcmax logo is just a modified google skull and ALX as given me permission to use his.
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02-10-2017 #7
You really want them redrawn as some form of vector (i.e. in Illustrator not Photoshop), as then you can resize them as much as you want, and not lose any detail.
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03-10-2017 #9Avoiding the rubbish customer service from AluminiumWarehouse since July '13.
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04-10-2017 #10You think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D
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