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Yes but now how in psp 9 do you get the font size to 6? Cuz it only goes up to 8. ugh
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This font type is excellent; especially when editing them with PSP, or another image editing program...=)
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TY TY TY TY!!! perfect that's IT!!! I can't thank you enough - I had seen it in a psp tut & fell in love - couldn't find it anywhere (helps to have a correct name LOL - & facinating that Cooper trained under Goudy yet! - yes I had to look it up lol) . . . You've made my day! :D :D :D
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Cheese anyone?
but if that is not good, the bubbles like on that picture, are much easier to achieve yourself, in PSP or Photoshop, and will probably yield more desireable effect
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Hi everybody...
I recently had a dying hard drive.. My husband was a sweetie who backed up my PC for me, and changed to a different hard drive.
He forgot to back up my fonts. :(
For the last 2 weeks, I've been seeking out my missing fonts as best as I can, But I cannot for the life of me find "KarinaBlack" -- I fount an Italic version on one website, but according to my PSP, it was not the correct font.
I remember having trouble finding this one one time before... Can anyone help me? :)
According to my Paint Shop Pro, it's the font used for the word "Politics" here... sorry I don't have a better sample.. this was editted a good bit for legibility.
http://logo.cafepress.com/3/4908808.1796293.jpg
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Hiya - Just been trying to make my first font - but having problems with the kerning, and not sure how to adjust it :(
The font itself works, but when loaded into Corel PSP or Adobe, all the letters seem to have different kerning settings somehow ?? I'm puggled - btw - it's not the settings in Corel or Adobe that is causing this but the font itself - I've made a booboo somewhere - and any help would be appreciated :D
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Ehhh ... and about the Rockwell ... close but no sigar yet. Not that this is of much help because I did not find a real match.
[img]http://www.garaje.ya.com/koeiekat/images/barrabrav.png[/img]
Then, on the Paintshop/Illutsrator dispute, just for the record, Corel Draw was and is a drawing program. Ergo vector based. Remember the times that Adobe was nothing more that a company that did the PDF? Remember the times that Adobe bought Aldus and renamed Photo Styler as Photoshop and quadripled the price? Yet, after all these years the user interface is still almost the same. As, as it seems to me, the basic engine. But then what do I know, I am just the Kat. Those were the days of the war between Freehand and Corel Draw, when there was no Illustrator. So let's not confuse Draw with (Photo)Paint - which I figure will soon be replaced by PSP.
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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!
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