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Hey Newsgroups,
at the moment we are working on a school project called CINeVENT. We got a guy who drawed a quite nice logo (well, we like it) and now, for printing reasons of course, we have to transpose it to the pc.
Here is now what we got:
http://gosingen.dyndns.tv/cinevent/
The first one is obviously the scanned image. The second one was now my photoshop try.
It tried several things, cutting out, filling, correcting manually etc or the classical "Gaussian blur, than adjust levels" trick, but none of them leads to a smooth, good looking logo as you can see on http://gosingen.dyndns.tv/cinevent/ . So, got any hints?
so long
Thorben
at the moment we are working on a school project called CINeVENT. We got a guy who drawed a quite nice logo (well, we like it) and now, for printing reasons of course, we have to transpose it to the pc.
Here is now what we got:
http://gosingen.dyndns.tv/cinevent/
The first one is obviously the scanned image. The second one was now my photoshop try.
It tried several things, cutting out, filling, correcting manually etc or the classical "Gaussian blur, than adjust levels" trick, but none of them leads to a smooth, good looking logo as you can see on http://gosingen.dyndns.tv/cinevent/ . So, got any hints?
so long
Thorben
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