Can this be made transparent?

[zCypher]

Originally posted by: Placer14
After a little searching around, it seems that the file is no longer standard and not necessary. The only thing I can suggest is if you still need it by then. I'll be home in 40 minutes and can send you a copy of the filter.

I'd appreciate that

I can't believe I'm having this hard of a time with a transparent image. lol

 

[zCypher]

Originally posted by: hungrypete
they surely have a larger copy of the logo than that. contact them and tell them that the company logo is very important and it needs to look as nice as possible, the graphic designer who made that certainly has it on file in a nice, large, layered psd format

edit: meh wurds wuz mezzid ub....

heh.. nope, that *is* the logo, scanned from one of the sheets provided to me. Same logo on everything, and he wants that logo on the site also. I just want to make it look like it's supposed to.. it looks good on a white bg, but he wants a faded background image, so that's where the transparent gif comes in ..

 

[dawks]

magic wand is your friend. use it to select as much of the image as possible. hold shift and continue clicking to ad more to the selection. then control+shift+i to invert the selection, then hit delete.

then zoom in to 1600percent, and delete as many white pixels as you can.. zoom out to see what it looks like..

I assume your photoshop 6? 7?

the gif 89a export tool was dropped a while back, use "Save for Web" on the file menu, choose GIF as the file format.. and check 'Transparency'.

I could just give you the fix I made.. but then I'd have to charge.. say... $85-100 USD.. pm for paypal info if your interested

 

[hungrypete]

but whoever he orders those letterheads and business cars from has the good copy i had a similar experience to what you are doing now and I had to track down the graphics company on my own if you can find who does thier printing, show them what you are doing and they will likely be happy to help

on another note, if thats the scan it musta been really tiny to begin with :Q

 

[zCypher]

Originally posted by: hungrypete
but whoever he orders those letterheads and business cars from has the good copy i had a similar experience to what you are doing now and I had to track down the graphics company on my own if you can find who does thier printing, show them what you are doing and they will likely be happy to help

on another note, if thats the scan it musta been really tiny to begin with :Q

I don't know why you think that? It was a normal size..

? My scanner isn't the greatest quality, and the V was a little pixelized, so I smoothed it out, and re-wrote the rest of the word myself (same font). but it's the same size...

 

[zCypher]

Originally posted by: DaZ
magic wand is your friend. use it to select as much of the image as possible. hold shift and continue clicking to ad more to the selection. then control+shift+i to invert the selection, then hit delete.

then zoom in to 1600percent, and delete as many white pixels as you can.. zoom out to see what it looks like..

I assume your photoshop 6? 7?

the gif 89a export tool was dropped a while back, use "Save for Web" on the file menu, choose GIF as the file format.. and check 'Transparency'.

I could just give you the fix I made.. but then I'd have to charge.. say... $85-100 USD.. pm for paypal info if your interested

I'll accept it for free. PM me if interested.

 

[CaesarX]

I just happen to have several web design contracts at the moment.

Excuse me while i go and stick a fork in my eye

 

[zCypher]

Originally posted by: CaesarX

I just happen to have several web design contracts at the moment.

Excuse me while i go and stick a fork in my eye

Hey, you shouldn't talk ... you can't even work the forums (quote tag!) properly!