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 Nope
But then the picts are so ......... - how to phrase this nicely - that it would take hours to ID this. So, I pass.
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The answer is in the picts you supplied: custom made.
Contact Mr Wieringa. - re: Similar fonts to FCBbarcelona
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There seems to be a hefty overload on the google adserver. And google wants to load first so the picts are waiting.
Where is the original pict? This is a bit muddy and as I don't recognize it straight away I'll have to run in through the matcher - in which case the better ... the better ... - re: Help new font ID
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Without any doubt. Porcelain.
I have marked this solved. Can't stand the maybe on Extra ornamental. Maybe bold ... There is no Extra Ornamental bold. There are only overcompressed fuzzy picts. - re: anyone know these fonts?
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Rage Italic.
I know that I am often muttering about tiny fuzzy picts and like to see something a bit more readable ... and see jakim heard my prays ... - re: Fond ID, Seems like a script Papyrus
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 Yes there are better picts. And now there is no doubt anymore about the Alternate Gothic #2.
Edit kk:
MDUK, never ever use jpeg compression for line art - like fonts. And, if for one reason or another you must use jpeg never ever use a compression of more than 20% (factor 8).
Edit again:
Now with a better pict the g tells us it is NOT the Alternate Gothic #2 but probably the Franklin Gothic Extra Condensed. Probably! - re: Can anyone tell me these 2 fonts please
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[quote]@Eva: ... The tape is part of the font itself and not just a background image ... [/quote]
If that is so Eva, it is NOT a font. Fonts can by definition only be in one color not halftones. So, if the tape is part of it you are looking at a series of picts . - re: Anyone know what this "tape" font is? (take 2)
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Are you sure?
OK then here we go. But be aware that most if not all of these typefaces used on soccer (or any other sports) shirts are variations on existing types or a completely custom made design. For branding and merchandising reasons and ... to prevent people like Matt to start a counterfeit merchandising business. So you will not too often find a perfect match. Unless someone has made a font to simulate a certain club's logo.
So how to match a font to a pict:
1. The eye and the memory. See a font and know its name. There are some that have the power. Some.
For those that don't:
2. The letters/numbers in these shirts' picts are most always deformed so you have to look at specific - uncommon - details to decide whether a font is a possible match.
3. The better font sites have their fonts categorized. Most clubs' fonts will fall in the category sans or inline or multiline. These are very generic categories so you will have to browse a lot of pages on these sites.
4. You can also do a perspective correction on the pict - Photoshop, PSP, name it - and if needed improve definition and contrast - and use What the Font to find a match. WTF, however, is not always that reliable. That is, it can be very picky on the quality of the sample and can turn out ridiculous results, or, be smack bang on. WTF needs positive images. That is, the letters/numbers (no zeros) darker than the background. Otherwise it will consider the whole pict as one. Sometimes - often - most times the pict quality is that bad that you need to reconstruct a typical letter/number. Illustrator, Corel Draw, or even PowerPoint can be of use.
5. DIY. That is, build a - large - font collection. Go font hunting, look at the download links of font sites and put a spider on them - have a coffee. The better font sites will not allow you to do this. Or ask Big Brother for "index of fonts". Spider'm. Run a font renamer to get the real font names. Merge all your work into one or more collections/classifications and run the result of 4. through something like Font Matcher and have another coffee. Or two.
You will probably end up with no real match. See above. But sometimes you can be lucky and end up with something that is close.
So, are you sure? With these soccer/sports things it is often easier and quicker to make your own.
¡Bueana suerte Fernando! - re: Looking for tips to identify number fonts
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