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Eliminated jaggies around text
I have a simple bitmap logo with some text orbiting around two circles. Is there a way to eliminate the jaggies?
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A great way to clean up black and white images is to firstly, blur the image with the Filters>Blur>Guasian Blur. You have too play with the settings here. You want a slight fuzzy look. Then use the levels control (Image>Adjust>levels), to take out the mid tones. Try bringing the middle pointer to the left a bit, then bring the white (on the right)slider to the left. Again, you have to play with this a bit. You can eventually eliminate the mid-tones leaving a crisp balck and white.
rewrite the text with antialias option selected. The old can be erased.
rewrite the text with antialias option selected. The old can be erased.
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Blurring and then adjusting the levels doesn't help. After trying that I realized that the actual problem is that not all the pixels are colored correctly. For example, the letter L may only have 2 1/2 rows of black pixels or one or two of the pixels is missing. Is there an easy way fill them. P.S. I don't have the font that was used create the text.
Bit of a cheat, and not Photoshop, but it works!
1. Get a copy of paintshop pro (shareware)
2. Load up your image
3. Expand the magnification
4. Select the 'smudge' tool and set the width to what you want
5. Drag around the edges to smudge it to your liking
You can prolly do this with PS, but I'm still learning it myself.
Cheers - MorFF
1. Get a copy of paintshop pro (shareware)
2. Load up your image
3. Expand the magnification
4. Select the 'smudge' tool and set the width to what you want
5. Drag around the edges to smudge it to your liking
You can prolly do this with PS, but I'm still learning it myself.
Cheers - MorFF
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