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outline an image......

ChicoMendez · 2004-11-22 10:42:52

hi, i have a few screen shots from from a cartoon TV ad that i need to outline (so as children can use them as coloring excercises). IS there any easy way of doing thie? TNX

22-11-2004 10:42am

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ChicoMendez

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hi,
i have a few screen shots from from a cartoon TV ad that i need to outline (so as children can use them as coloring excercises).
IS there any easy way of doing thie?
TNX

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#2 22-11-2004 12:54pm

febreze

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You need something along the lines of Adobe Streamline...

or else play around with brigtness and contrast settings in Photoshop and apply a photocopy filter. This may need some extra work to clean up some messy lines and stuff afterwards.

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#3 22-11-2004 8:06pm

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Get a piece of acetate and a permanent marker. trace the picture. Place a white piece of paper behind the acetate and photocopy it.

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