>.. or rescale, Image->Scale
Image (set dpi to 300, ok, then set dimensions to what is required,
ok)
>Owen
Thanks Owen that got me on my way.
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>>They want 300dpi, you sent 61dpi! No way.
>
>>Also the dimensions are incorrect
>
>>OK, so with gimp, open a new image, 1063x615 px at 300 dpi and redo
>>your card
>
>>Owen
>
>
> Sorry not nearly on the same page yet Owen.
>
> "open a new image..."
>
> It can't be this image that I open as my ne
>They want 300dpi, you sent 61dpi! No way.
>Also the dimensions are incorrect
>OK, so with gimp, open a new image, 1063x615 px at 300 dpi and redo
>your card
>Owen
Sorry not nearly on the same page yet Owen.
"open a new image..."
It can't be this image that I open as my new image
http://www
>After Color To Alpha:
>http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m171/rocketmonkeys/3-aftercolortoalpha.png
>Notice that the blacks are true black, not semi-transparent. This
>because you started with black, not gray.
>This is what it looks like with a blue background:
>http://i104.photobucket.com/albu
> There is a new development which is more easily explained here on this
> screenshot: http://www.divshare.com/download/16734472-6d9
>
> This is the actual card size and appearance that I would be happy
> with: http://www.divshare.com/download/16727868-e64
>
> but for some weird reason Vistaprint
There is a new development which is more easily explained here on this
screenshot: http://www.divshare.com/download/16734472-6d9
This is the actual card size and appearance that I would be happy with:
http://www.divshare.com/download/16727868-e64
but for some weird reason Vistaprint's
> Your email is formatted strangely. Hard to read.
>
> I think this is a good reason to do levels first.
Alternatively change the mode to indexed and 2 levels.
Then change it back to rgb
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Thanks James I will have a good look at that after I get a quick bite.
Currently Vistaprint is telling me I have a pixel problem. See next post.
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Your email is formatted strangely. Hard to read.
I think this is a good reason to do levels first. Without doing
levels, you get a semi-transparent black, and the background shows
through.
Before levels:
http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m171/rocketmonkeys/1-beforelevels.png
After levels:
htt
Well I have succeeded in removing
white or background colours, but
that still means that I see the
image with those ugly charcoal and
black squares underneath.
More importantly, when I create a
nice light turquoise layer and
paste the image on there, the nice
light turquoise colour c
Replying to all at once here:
It is easy to remove the white
background in the image. Right
click the
image, then select Layer ->
Transparency -> Colour to Alpha...
then click OK. .
Kevin.
GimpDummy: Thanks Kevin that worked too. I am looking at the option to colourfy.
Do you
>What you could do is go to Color > Color To Alpha > Change the color to white.
Thanks the "to Color > Color To Alpha > " worked.
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On Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 11:39 AM, James wrote:
> Otherwise if it's dark gray (not quite
> black), that will translate to partially-transparent when you do the
> Color to Alpha.
Isn't that a good thing? Then you get a soft edge that blends well on
other backgrounds rather than a hard edge that look
I'd recommend doing Color > Levels first, then making sure the black
is as black as you want. Otherwise if it's dark gray (not quite
black), that will translate to partially-transparent when you do the
Color to Alpha.
You could also do Color > Levels and adjust alpha layer after. Either way.
-J
On 12-02-06 01:46 AM, GimpDummy wrote:
So I just want to paste the image from the links below onto a light blue
business card if that is possible.
http://www.divshare.com/download/16727822-d94
It is easy to remove the white background in the image. Right click the
image, then select Layer ->
What you could do is go to Color > Color To Alpha > Change the color to white.
That should remove all the white.
~ Kasim
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On Feb 6, 2012, at 1:46 AM, GimpDummy wrote:
> Hi How does anybody know how I extract a reasonably dark image from its
> background?
>
> Below are two id
Hi How does anybody know how I extract a reasonably dark image from its
background?
Below are two identical images with white background.
But the preset colour of my vistaprint business card is light blue.
So I just want to paste the image from the links below onto a light blue
business card i
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