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fc:stanley

22-07-2007 20:50

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If i wanted to make a logo for something what program can i use. Im currently making a soccer dome team website and need to create a logo , what programs could i use to do this?

fc:stanley

22-07-2007 21:25

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Need to make one tonight ! Cumon people

mrjdallen

22-07-2007 21:38

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photoshop or even paint

fc:stanley

22-07-2007 21:51

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paints quite awfull , i need specific programmes

Zero	23-07-2007 00:59

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Adobe Photoshop is industry standard, but quite complex for beginners and also expensive unless you`re a quite unscrupulous person who uses Knocky software. Paint Shop Pro is a good user friendly image editor which generates great results quickly, V7 was my fave although 8 added a lot of good new stuff you lost animation shop. Then Corel took it over and I can`t vouch for subsequent versions. The newest aint always the best and so I don`t find need to upgrade my progs every 5 mins.
Anyway you know what I do with images so if you need any pointers I`ll try and help U out.

andrewb

23-07-2007 09:08

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Photoshop is incredibly expensive (as in £500 for the new version)

Try GIMP - The GNU Image Manipulation Program the free opensource alternative.

WillowTheWhisp

23-07-2007 09:28

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I mostly us Paint Shop Pro with Animation Shop for animated things.

Zero	23-07-2007 11:41

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Does the new Corel PSPX have Ani Shop included tho ?

Here`s PSPX for 33 quid

Cheap Software

entwisi

23-07-2007 11:44

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GIMP would be my recommendation. there are lots of tutorials on tne net as well.

WillowTheWhisp

23-07-2007 12:54

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Animation Shop came free with the older issues of PSP when it was Jasc software. I think they stopped when Corel took them over. You can still pick up an old one sometimes from Amazon though.

I think Corel still offer a trial period download. It used to be 30 days, long enough to play about and see if you like it.

Tin Monkey

23-07-2007 19:22

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For logo design I'd have thought Adobe Illustrator would have been the recommendation?

Like Photoshop it is very expensive for occasional use, but you could try Inkscape as an open source alternative.

Inkscape. Draw Freely.

SamF	27-07-2007 23:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tin Monkey (Post 452799)

Illustrator is better for *real* logos, however if it is just for a website it might as well be done in Photoshop in a high resolution.

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