>I'm new to Gimp and graphic design. I was able to create a logo with a
>transparent background. However, when I convert to jpg gif or png and then
>upload to my server (or insert into Word or PDF) it's fuzzy around the
>letters.
>Any idea what to do to keep it looking sharp and get rid of the fu
On 28/09/2010 20:01, for...@gimpusers.com wrote:
>> I'm new to Gimp and graphic design. I was able to create a logo with a
>> transparent background. However, when I convert to jpg gif or png and then
>> upload to my server (or insert into Word or PDF) it's fuzzy around the
>> letters.
>> Any ide
Finally - one I may be able to answer ..
Try scaling the image close to the size and resolution you expect to print
_before_ you add the text. I believe the text is essentially bitmapped
onto your image when you add it. If your printing implies a substantial
enlargement you may be looking at th
On 09/28/2010 05:11 PM, John Mills wrote:
> Finally - one I may be able to answer ..
>
> Try scaling the image close to the size and resolution you expect to print
> _before_ you add the text. I believe the text is essentially bitmapped
> onto your image when you add it. If your printing implies a
Chris Mohler writes:
> On Sat, Sep 25, 2010 at 2:49 PM, Paulo J. Matos wrote:
>> I guess the harder part seems to be doing the cork part
>> realistically. Any tips?
>
> Maybe check a texture site for a tileable image? A quick search turned up
> this:
> http://www.cgtextures.com/login.php?&texi
> I'm new to Gimp and graphic design. I was able to create a logo with a
> transparent background. However, when I convert to jpg gif or png and then
> upload to my server (or insert into Word or PDF) it's fuzzy around the
> letters.
Scaling is one reason for the fuzziness, the second is compressi
On 28/09/2010 23:43, Josh Bialkowski wrote:
>> I'm new to Gimp and graphic design. I was able to create a logo with a
>> transparent background. However, when I convert to jpg gif or png and then
>> upload to my server (or insert into Word or PDF) it's fuzzy around the
>> letters.
> Scaling is on
I am trying to use the scale tool to enlarge a photo. When I increase the size
the photo enlarges, but when I click the scale button to photo goes back to the
original size and there is now extra white space.
What could I be doing wrong?
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