ghost Writer where are you?

[albernier]

All in the totle...I would appreciate to be able to put a logo in the raw-picture, as for example, did the plugin "Ghostwriter" in Bibble5. I have at the moment to use Gimp to do it, in the JPEG export..

Thankyou

Al Bernier

[th_schroeder]

You can use Texa to do this:
http://aftershot.sadman.net/

Combining two images is really best done in either Texa or Photoshop depending on the complexity and sophistication of the blending.
There is a manual that I wrote for the Texa plugin.
see here.
http://www.jmknights.com/transfer/Texa_ ... K-003a.pdf

Thomas

[albernier]

Thanks, I saw that just after my post. It works!

[tundraquad]

I still use TypeWriter. I loved it in B5, and I still do in ASP.
Thanks Sadman for having ported this very useful plugin to ASP!

so long,

[albernier]

Typewriter is very very very effective and adjustable ( thank you Sadman) but does not process logo..Texa does (thank you Sadman)

[cch44]

Typewriter is very very very effective and adjustable ( thank you Sadman) but does not process logo..

Yes thank you sadman.
But he don't works on linux, and i use it on mac, and I can't on linux.
Have a good day

[grubernd]

if you have only a few logos then i suggest to use imagemagick scripts.

for example the one i use for all my web-images (see sig) looks like this:

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#!/bin/bash
convert "$1" -unsharp 2x1+0.6 -unsharp 10x5+0.1 "/home/grubernd/bin/grubernd_800x12.png" -gravity southeast -composite -quality 85% "$1"

where "grubernd_800x12.png" would be the logo.
call the script in the batchQ and you are done.

using resized images and pixel-exact logos gives a better and more predictable quality than letting the batchQ in asp resize the logo.

[albernier]

texa sadman'plugins works well, and is able to resize every logo