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| Nailz:
A couple of things: 1. Just made this overlay for the cocktail cab I will be building, please tell me what you think and if there are any things that could be changed to make it look better. Bear in my I am not a master with Paint Shop Pro, but if you would like to offer your services, I would be more than happy. :) 2. Once this is complete, what file format should I choose to have this printed with, and is Kinko's the best way to go or are there other recommended alternatives? Thanks! http://home.attbi.com/~martybauer31/cocktailoverlay.jpg |
| Howard_Casto:
#1 If you can ditch paint shop pro. It's a free program for a reason. :) Your format should probably be bitmap or png as those don't use compression. Work in cymk at 300 dpi or higher. |
| Sasquatch!:
--- Quote from: Howard_Casto on March 27, 2003, 07:02:16 pm ---#1 If you can ditch paint shop pro. It's a free program for a reason. :) Your format should probably be bitmap or png as those don't use compression. Work in cymk at 300 dpi or higher. --- End quote --- Erm, Paint Shop Pro ain't free, and it's actually a pretty good program. For making stuff like this (overlays, marquees, etc.), it's more than adequate. That said, I fully concur with the non-compressed, CYMK, >= 300 dpi. |
| Magnet_Eye:
:-X freaks :-X >>>Paint Shop Pro is just fine<<< 300 dpi=good |
| Nailz:
OK, thanks guys, I did save it as a .psp, .bmp, and a .psd to cover my bases. I will go and try to figure out how to save as CYMK >= 300 dpi. By the way, does the design look ok, need anything else in anyones opinions? Thanks! |
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