[RT66Z06]

Does anyone know what needs to be done to a JPG or GIF image to give it the washed-out look required for an HTML background image?

I have several images that would make nice background images for my web pages. I have Adobe Photoshop 6.0, Corel Photo Paint 8, etc. What I need is some guidance on the technique.

Thanks.

Ray

 

[bkuper]

Does anyone know what needs to be done to a JPG or GIF image to give it the washed-out look required for an HTML background image?

I have several images that would make nice background images for my web pages. I have Adobe Photoshop 6.0, Corel Photo Paint 8, etc. What I need is some guidance on the technique.

Thanks.

Ray

Ray-

In PShop, change the opacity/transparency of the layer you want for your background. As long as the image is isolated to it's own layer, you will only affect IT. Other stuff you place "on top" will not be affected. If you need some more help, let me know. You can even send me a file, if you want.

 

[RT66Z06]

Re: Re: Producing Background Images

Ray-

In PShop, change the opacity/transparency...

Ahhh, that is exactly what I needed to know. Thanks much, Brian. If I can't get it right I'll send you an image via email.

Ray

 

[96LT4]

I use a free program called irfanview. Works great!!! :cheers:

 

[Patrick]

Does anyone know what needs to be done to a JPG or GIF image to give it the washed-out look required for an HTML background image?

I have several images that would make nice background images for my web pages. I have Adobe Photoshop 6.0, Corel Photo Paint 8, etc. What I need is some guidance on the technique.

Thanks.

Ray

Ray,

If you have a white background you can keep increasing the brightness of the image, it will wash out but still show detail and color. Try bumping it up 10% at a time, while decreasing the contrast by 5%.

Patrick

 

[RT66Z06]

Re: Re: Producing Background Images

Ray,

If you have a white background you can keep increasing the brightness of the image, it will wash out but still show detail and color. Try bumping it up 10% at a time, while decreasing the contrast by 5%.

Patrick

Thanks buddy, I'll give it a shot.

Ray

 

[War Machine]

Re: Re: Producing Background Images

Ray,

If you have a white background you can keep increasing the brightness of the image, it will wash out but still show detail and color. Try bumping it up 10% at a time, while decreasing the contrast by 5%.

Patrick

Ray,

That's what I did for the background img for my webpage. I think I went too bright though.

Check it out here:

http://temp.corvetteforum.net/c4/john_robatto/index.shtml

-John

 

[Onyx Black]

Re: Re: Re: Producing Background Images

Ray,

That's what I did for the background img for my webpage. I think I went too bright though.

Check it out here:

http://temp.corvetteforum.net/c4/john_robatto/index.shtml

-John

A little too bright, but you certainly have the idea. I am going to try this for my website.