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Originally Posted by artdutra04
There are two good ways that I have found to getting a good anti-alias on pictures. The first one is to start with a larger image, and when you resize it smaller play around with the type on resizing procedures. (I used bicubic for the sample below.) The other way is to apply a slight blur to the picture in Photoshop or Fireworks.
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Thank you, thats perfect. Hope you don't mind that I replaced our old one with your version
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Originally Posted by Clark Gilbert
I just tried to redo the logo from your website.
Here is what it looks like w/ a transparent background:
And blue background to see no white pixels:
EDIT: Just realized that I deleted that grey vertical line on the left side of the picture.
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I took your transparent version and tried to convert it back with the bar... here is what I got:
The result is obviously worse, so
here is the PSD and a
large copy of our logo if you are willing to give it a shot yourself
, I would greatly appreciate it.
EDIT: I removed the FIRST logo from the carton.
