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Kahinuva- Emperor Supreme
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Coleanuva- Lowly Peasant
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Don't you think this should be an "Official Photoshop/GIMP Help" topic?
Nuparurocks- Posts : 1
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Done.Coleanuva wrote:Don't you think this should be an "Official Photoshop/GIMP Help" topic?
Kahinuva- Emperor Supreme
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Actually, I was going to have them in separate topics because they are so radially different. I didn't get around to making the one for GIMP, however.
Ayel Hyland- Lowly Peasant
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I'm sure someone else has posted it in GavHub or some similar place, but how do you resize in CS5 without it looking horribly granulated? (I know it's practically common knowledge, but it's my first time using full-on Photoshop in while.)
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When resizing, you may see a selection box thing that says Bicubic or maybe Bilinear. Set it to Nearest Neighbor.Ayel Hyland wrote:I'm sure someone else has posted it in GavHub or some similar place, but how do you resize in CS5 without it looking horribly granulated? (I know it's practically common knowledge, but it's my first time using full-on Photoshop in while.)
Ayel Hyland- Lowly Peasant
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Thanks. I'll try that and see if it works.Emkay wrote:When resizing, you may see a selection box thing that says Bicubic or maybe Bilinear. Set it to Nearest Neighbor.Ayel Hyland wrote:I'm sure someone else has posted it in GavHub or some similar place, but how do you resize in CS5 without it looking horribly granulated? (I know it's practically common knowledge, but it's my first time using full-on Photoshop in while.)
EDIT: Neither are appearing for me. All I see are a couple of boxes with numbers in them.
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Try Ctrl+K.Ayel Hyland wrote:Thanks. I'll try that and see if it works.Emkay wrote:When resizing, you may see a selection box thing that says Bicubic or maybe Bilinear. Set it to Nearest Neighbor.Ayel Hyland wrote:I'm sure someone else has posted it in GavHub or some similar place, but how do you resize in CS5 without it looking horribly granulated? (I know it's practically common knowledge, but it's my first time using full-on Photoshop in while.)
EDIT: Neither are appearing for me. All I see are a couple of boxes with numbers in them.
Ayel Hyland- Lowly Peasant
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Got it. Thanks!Zakitano wrote:Try Ctrl+K.Ayel Hyland wrote:Thanks. I'll try that and see if it works.Emkay wrote:When resizing, you may see a selection box thing that says Bicubic or maybe Bilinear. Set it to Nearest Neighbor.Ayel Hyland wrote:I'm sure someone else has posted it in GavHub or some similar place, but how do you resize in CS5 without it looking horribly granulated? (I know it's practically common knowledge, but it's my first time using full-on Photoshop in while.)
EDIT: Neither are appearing for me. All I see are a couple of boxes with numbers in them.
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shadowStorm [SS] began pestering the general community [GC].
SS: So I have Photoshop CS3, and I'm currently undergoing the painstaking process of learning it.
SS: To my dismay I have found that my text is pretty much broken. I sent some screenshots to Philbert on BZP, but he couldn't make anything of it.
SS: link
SS: Also, is there any way of making the background transparent?
shadowStorm [SS] began pestering the general community [GC].
SS: So I have Photoshop CS3, and I'm currently undergoing the painstaking process of learning it.
SS: To my dismay I have found that my text is pretty much broken. I sent some screenshots to Philbert on BZP, but he couldn't make anything of it.
SS: link
SS: Also, is there any way of making the background transparent?
shadowStorm [SS] began pestering the general community [GC].
Emkay- Lowly Peasant
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I don't know about the text, but to make it transparent just delete the white background layer.
Kahinuva- Emperor Supreme
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Adding onto what Emkay said, when you make a new file (Ctrl+N), make sure that the "background" is set to "transparent" not "white", else it won't work.
As for text, I have no idea as to why it would do that. You can try working with the "Character" window (Window>Character) and see if anything is set to white there...
As for text, I have no idea as to why it would do that. You can try working with the "Character" window (Window>Character) and see if anything is set to white there...
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shadowStorm [SS] began pestering Kahinuva [KH].Kahinuva wrote:Adding onto what Emkay said, when you make a new file (Ctrl+N), make sure that the "background" is set to "transparent" not "white", else it won't work.
As for text, I have no idea as to why it would do that. You can try working with the "Character" window (Window>Character) and see if anything is set to white there...
SS: @ First thing: Thanks. That'll be useful.
SS: @ Second thing: Tried that. Still didn't work.
shadowStorm [SS] ceased pestering Kahinuva [KH].
Kahinuva- Emperor Supreme
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You could try putting a "Color Overlay" over the text and see if that works...Shadonix wrote:shadowStorm [SS] began pestering Kahinuva [KH].Kahinuva wrote:Adding onto what Emkay said, when you make a new file (Ctrl+N), make sure that the "background" is set to "transparent" not "white", else it won't work.
As for text, I have no idea as to why it would do that. You can try working with the "Character" window (Window>Character) and see if anything is set to white there...
SS: @ First thing: Thanks. That'll be useful.
SS: @ Second thing: Tried that. Still didn't work.
shadowStorm [SS] ceased pestering Kahinuva [KH].
Shadonix- Simple Harvester
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shadowStorm [SS] began pestering Kahinuva [KH].Kahinuva wrote:You could try putting a "Color Overlay" over the text and see if that works...Shadonix wrote:shadowStorm [SS] began pestering Kahinuva [KH].Kahinuva wrote:Adding onto what Emkay said, when you make a new file (Ctrl+N), make sure that the "background" is set to "transparent" not "white", else it won't work.
As for text, I have no idea as to why it would do that. You can try working with the "Character" window (Window>Character) and see if anything is set to white there...
SS: @ First thing: Thanks. That'll be useful.
SS: @ Second thing: Tried that. Still didn't work.
shadowStorm [SS] ceased pestering Kahinuva [KH].
SS: How in God's name do you do that?
shadowStorm [SS] ceased pestering Kahinuva [KH].
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