resize it in photoshop then draw paths over it - they can do curves.
trace the entire shape with paths. this takes a bit of time.
then there's a button called something like 'set path as selection'
do that and fill.
EDIT: There's an auto path option somewhere in photoshop. This will work and be quicker, but not produce as good results as hand-tracing.
(trace the entire shape with paths. this takes a bit of time.
then there's a button called something like 'set path as selection'
do that and fill.
EDIT: There's an auto path option somewhere in photoshop. This will work and be quicker, but not produce as good results as hand-tracing.
rob,
Sat 28 Jan 2006, 3:28,
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Ooh! There is a way to do it, thank fuck for that.I've never used paths, so this'll be a learning experience.
Ta!
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Sat 28 Jan 2006, 3:31,
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Ta!
there's a thing in flash that will trace the bitmap for youand turn it into a vector but i'm not sure how big you can blow it up
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amoebaboy chose for death by unga bunga on,
Sat 28 Jan 2006, 3:34,
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My problem is that the image is fuzzy when I enlarge it.Photoshop doesn't seem to have the brains not to introduce grey pixels between the black and white ones.
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Sat 28 Jan 2006, 3:40,
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Wait a minute . . .. . . are you saying I have to hand trace a smooth, regular curve? I think you overestimate the power of my hand/mouse combo.
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Sat 28 Jan 2006, 3:41,
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paths do curvesbasically you define the start and end of them and drag the middle.
However - other people in this thread have other solutions.
(However - other people in this thread have other solutions.
rob,
Sat 28 Jan 2006, 3:47,
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auto path aint jack. best tol 0.5.i'll send you all the zip file for streamline. (ahhhh, anyone on a mac?)
fuck
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we interrupt the programme when your back is turned on,
Sat 28 Jan 2006, 3:36,
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