Image Inc.

[Shovelhead]

Someone might be able to use it and best of all, it's FREEWARE.

 

[thmooch]

Thanks again for sharing!

 

[vinylbarry]

Thanks Shovel

 

[Craig Sjoquist]

kinda cool site like the way they show the before and after... ty

 

[cptcorn]

Thanks for pointing it out...

I played with it for a few minutes... not impressed. Anyone with basic Photoshop or CorelDraw experience should be able to do this faster and achieve a higher quality output.

 

[iSign]

Anyone with basic Photoshop or CorelDraw experience should be able to do this faster and achieve a higher quality output.

unless they don't have photoshop or CorelDraw...

 

[DOGraphics]

unless they don't have photoshop or CorelDraw...

Exactly

Thanks for the link Shovel.
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[cptcorn]

unless they don't have photoshop or CorelDraw...

If you're in the design business or a sign business that could use these types of raster graphics, and you don't utilize Photoshop or CorelDraw... well... you have more problems then and are stuck in the early 90s.

 

[Fred Weiss]

If you're in the design business or a sign business that could use these types of raster graphics, and you don't utilize Photoshop or CorelDraw... well... you have more problems then and are stuck in the early 90s.

As the one who handles support calls for our seamless tiles, I can tell you that a significant minority of sign companies who own and use wide format printers either do not own an image editor such as Photoshop or they own a license but have not learned to use the software. Most of these folks are users of FlexiSign or Gerber Omega and expect/hope that software will handle image editing ... which, of course, it is not designed to do.

 

[cptcorn]

As the one who handles support calls for our seamless tiles, I can tell you that a significant minority of sign companies who own and use wide format printers either do not own an image editor such as Photoshop or they own a license but have not learned to use the software. Most of these folks are users of FlexiSign or Gerber Omega and expect/hope that software will handle image editing ... which, of course, it is not designed to do.

wow... I guess I'm pretty ignorant regarding this...