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Smoothing an Existing image |
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Jan 25th 2007 | #176049 Report |
Member since: Jan 25th 2007 Posts: 1 |
Hey everyone. I'm looking for some help with smoothing out a hand drawn image. I have the picture of a tribal tattoo and I'm trying to smooth the edges (they look rough at the minute) so it looks more photoshop-made? But I'm having trouble. Does anyone have any tips? |
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Jan 25th 2007 | #176050 Report |
Member since: Mar 27th 2001 Posts: 2237 |
Without seeing the image I really can't say what you need to do. I'm not even sure I understand the problem..... Its a hand drawn image.... check You scanned it.... (assumption).... check Now you have it in photoshop....check You want to smooth the lines.... now see here I would want to know about a dozen things about said "lines". How thick or thin are they? Are they fuzzy from the scan or are they nice hard lines? What is the ratio of thick to thin lines in the image?(if they are different sized lines) The list goes on... Post the image.... with your name printed across it if need be or if you are worried about someone snatching it, Or you can shoot me an email. (PM me for direct addy) |
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