I guess there's little you can do about the decor in the view of the
restaurant, talk about 'busy'... but one thing I can suggect is
blowing the dust off the photos before you scan, plus taking some
glass/window cleaner on a soft cloth polishing the scanner bed.
Both will help leave you
Sunshine - you have sunshine? I'm so jealous. I'm trying to decide if I want
to put on some boots and head off to Starbucsk (I'd rather head to the pub
but then I really would not get any work done) or throw some logs I the
fireplace and move over near it.
BTW, its good to see you posting again.
Has anyone had experience using SwishMax for creating flash files? I've got a
couple clients looking for flash websites but I don't have the money or the
knowledge to buy flash. As much as I want to learn it I don't have the time.
Any recommendations on SwishMax or any other Flash creation
SwishMas has a much, much lower learning curve than Flash but I would be doing
my best to talk any client of mine out of a Flash website. Using Flash for
extra bits is one thing but a full Flash site unless they are willing to pay
for full accessible Flash (something that has a much steeper
If the images are pixelated it's more than likely you've had to scale up the
images to get them that big - what was your original source? Digital cameras
don't shoot as big as 5 x 7 300dpi so you've pretty much doubled (or even
tripled) the size of the file to fit the dimensions, which will cause
Thank you! I appreciate the help.
Riva
Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
If the images are pixelated it's more than likely you've had to scale up the
images to get them that big - what was your original source? Digital cameras
don't shoot as big as 5 x 7 300dpi so you've pretty much doubled (or even
Hi all,
A client of mine is doing a promo and asked me to get the digital
part ready for her. They want 1 - 3 pictures in jpeg format, 5 x 7 x
300dpi. I chose pictures, resized them to 5 x 7 inches and 300 dpi
but got a message that they were very contrasty and pixelated - any
ideas as to
hi Riva,
If you have the original photos, you shouldn't have a problem - no,
scratch that, your ONLY prob should be the quality of the photos
I recall only too clearly having to remove in photoshop the litter
which a client was too stupid/idle to sweep away before taking the
photo
Okay. I posted the pics online here:
http://www.starqualitydesigns.com/testpics.htm. I put the actual sized
pictures below with smaller versions on top so you can see what I am
aiming for. I realize that I need to clean up the background in them but
any other feedback would be appreciated.
