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# I'm just asking
because lots of your previous pics were less contrasty and less saturated that this one. This pic looks much better on my screen.
(, Sat 17 Oct 2009, 23:06, archived)
# I try to find source pics of a decent resolution to use for vectoring.
This film, and the last one (Zombieland) are pretty easy to find HR images on web, but for the cheap no-budget nothing films I have to grab a screenshot via the wonders of "PrtSc" while watching the DVD. And a lot of those films are really crap quality which really doesn't help when trying to base a vector on them.
(, Sat 17 Oct 2009, 23:10, archived)
# Zombieland is good.
(, Sat 17 Oct 2009, 23:12, archived)
# Zombieland is very good.
(, Sat 17 Oct 2009, 23:14, archived)
# Zombieland is very, very good.
(, Sat 17 Oct 2009, 23:25, archived)
# Is Zombieland any good, did you say?
(, Sun 18 Oct 2009, 0:23, archived)
# It's shit.
(, Sun 18 Oct 2009, 1:08, archived)
# Yes, I
(, Sat 17 Oct 2009, 23:15, archived)
# haha
(, Sat 17 Oct 2009, 23:17, archived)
# I like Woody Harrelson.
(, Sat 17 Oct 2009, 23:31, archived)
# Ah, I got you.
I use PS for vectoring, so I just use adjustment layers to get the pic into shape (brighness/contrast, hue/sat, color balance) if I'm going to sample colours directly from the source.
(, Sat 17 Oct 2009, 23:23, archived)
# Same here
But with really low-res images of really small image size that were recorded presumable from a 1970's videotape the sources really lack all the aspects you need for vectoring (colours, image definition etc) so a lot of the time it's all guesswork.
I'm always surprised when I grab a colour from an image with the eyedropper and it always comes out grey.
(, Sat 17 Oct 2009, 23:28, archived)