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Hi all.
I am currently trying to create a logo that has the following features.
1. Scaleable
2. Transparent background
All I need to know is, firstly which program should I create the logo in? (Photoshop, Freehand etc.)
And secondly, how do you get it to maintain it's transparent background when you save it as an EPS.
Thanks
Adam
I am currently trying to create a logo that has the following features.
1. Scaleable
2. Transparent background
All I need to know is, firstly which program should I create the logo in? (Photoshop, Freehand etc.)
And secondly, how do you get it to maintain it's transparent background when you save it as an EPS.
Thanks
Adam
Hi all.
I am currently trying to create a logo that has the following features.
1. Scaleable
2. Transparent background
All I need to know is, firstly which program should I create the logo in? (Photoshop, Freehand etc.)
And secondly, how do you get it to maintain it's transparent background when you save it as an EPS.
Thanks
Adam
I am currently trying to create a logo that has the following features.
1. Scaleable
2. Transparent background
All I need to know is, firstly which program should I create the logo in? (Photoshop, Freehand etc.)
And secondly, how do you get it to maintain it's transparent background when you save it as an EPS.
Thanks
Adam
Can't help you with that stuff, but I was just going to say I saw on the GAD website that you won a GAD for a review a while ago, and hadn't claimed it, and maybe haven't realized you won so I thought I would remind you, it would be a shame to lose a GAD!
www.gameaday.com
Check it out.
www.gameaday.com
Check it out.
What's an EPS? How does it differ from Photoshops native PSD format?
You should be able to create a transparent logo pretty easily in photoshop, and assuming EPS supports layers/transparencies, it will save them automatically.
You should be able to create a transparent logo pretty easily in photoshop, and assuming EPS supports layers/transparencies, it will save them automatically.
RoJ wrote:
> Can't help you with that stuff, but I was just going to say I saw on
> the GAD website that you won a GAD for a review a while ago, and
> hadn't claimed it, and maybe haven't realized you won so I thought I
> would remind you, it would be a shame to lose a GAD!
> www.gameaday.com
>
> Check it out.
I am simply waiting for an opportune game to present itself. Thanks for reminder though.
> Can't help you with that stuff, but I was just going to say I saw on
> the GAD website that you won a GAD for a review a while ago, and
> hadn't claimed it, and maybe haven't realized you won so I thought I
> would remind you, it would be a shame to lose a GAD!
> www.gameaday.com
>
> Check it out.
I am simply waiting for an opportune game to present itself. Thanks for reminder though.
Miserableman wrote:
> What's an EPS? How does it differ from Photoshops native PSD format?
>
> You should be able to create a transparent logo pretty easily in
> photoshop, and assuming EPS supports layers/transparencies, it will
> save them automatically.
EPS is an 'Editable something or other', used for printwork and similar stuff. I have already tried doing that in Photoshop, but saving as an EPS it flattens down the layers and loses the transparency. I think it must have to be done in a vector-based program like Freehand.
I know it can be done because I have an EPS here made by a professional company that has the exact chracteristics described above.
> What's an EPS? How does it differ from Photoshops native PSD format?
>
> You should be able to create a transparent logo pretty easily in
> photoshop, and assuming EPS supports layers/transparencies, it will
> save them automatically.
EPS is an 'Editable something or other', used for printwork and similar stuff. I have already tried doing that in Photoshop, but saving as an EPS it flattens down the layers and loses the transparency. I think it must have to be done in a vector-based program like Freehand.
I know it can be done because I have an EPS here made by a professional company that has the exact chracteristics described above.
EPS stands for "Encapsulated Post Script"... Some people!