Quote (xfer @ Jul 19 2013 10:43pm)
I appreciate it, however i might be changing the photos here and there to decide which one suits best. If you dont mind, could you share a rough idea or link me to somewhere i can pick up the technique?
I tried reducing the size of calenders i got, but its distorted and the designs i found are pretty ugly. Where can i get clear calender even after i reduce the size?
you can follow the above post, however, it may be better quality for you to create your own calender instead of using a premade image.
do you have photoshop or a similar program? not paint.
maybe indesign or illustrator may even work.
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after making, or finding a decent calendar, just bring it into photoshop with your image.
depending on the version, you might have to hold shift, or shrink by clicking the corners and adjusting it.
another way would be to take the calendar on a whole new canvas and shrinking the image, then bringing the image to the same canvas as your image, but it's unnecessarily long.
this is so you don't distort the image while shrinking it.
adjust the fill or opacity in the layer options to whatever you feel comfortable with. 70-90% would probably be the safe range.
this makes the background partially see-through, like the image you posted.
that's just adding the calendar. the text and font should really be more stressed on.
This post was edited by Kokua on Jul 19 2013 06:59am