Picture signatures ?

[roxy25]

How do you guys make them ?

 

[jthao]

photoshop

 

[TitusvileSurfer]

What software do you have that you think you could use? Heck you "could" make a signature with MS Paint...not that I would.

 

[MCary]

Visual signatures and watermarks are a software function. I would need to know what program you have available to tell you how to add one.

Mike

 

[roxy25]

I have photoshop, just never took the time to realize I can do it there lol...

Thanks

 

[TitusvileSurfer]

You can do anything with Photoshop. The only limiting factors are your knowledge and patience.

 

[BlueCorn]

Kerry,

Use the "text" tool to put what ever text you want on your image. I add a "layer style" to mine. Outer glow or drop-shadow work well.

Once you do that, you can adjust the opacity of the text layer to make it look how you'd like.

 

[anguswu]

I use photoWORKS. It is good for picture signature.

 

[roxy25]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12847461#post12847461 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by beerguy



Kerry,

Use the "text" tool to put what ever text you want on your image. I add a "layer style" to mine. Outer glow or drop-shadow work well.

Once you do that, you can adjust the opacity of the text layer to make it look how you'd like.

I never used photoshop even tho its on my computer My sister will show me if I need more help . she went to AI for it .

I mean correction I used photoshop like 3 times to crop an image lol

I am going to take a class for photoshop I should know how to use it soon

 

[IPT]

If you open the image in PS all you need to do is press the "T" key (it's the shortcut for the type tool). Type your text and then on the top you will see a circle with a slash thru it or a check mark. Click the check if you like it. You can adjust the type size by highlighting what you wrote and then using the box with the #pt next to it. Bigger number, larger test size.

For the opacity Beerguy mentioned go to the "window" drop down menu up top and be sure "layers" is checked. You will see the text layer and in the layer box up top you'll see opacity. Decreasing the value will make it sort of see thru.

I learned by playing around. Took forever, a class is a good idea. Even a book. There are also tons of online tutorials on it. Before you know it you'll be swapping peoples heads and cloning out annoying dust spots like a pro!