Alright this is a quick tutorial where I'm going to tell you two ways of getting a image to positive tones so that you can use them to print onto a t-shirt, ect;
So basically, you will need to find a image preferably with a high resolution, this will give you a better result.
place the image into photoshop.
Method 1;
step 1; go to 'Image', 'Mode', 'Greyscale' - flatten the image and discard the colour.
step 2; go to 'Image', 'Mode', 'Bitmap' - leave the resolution as is but change the method to 'Halftone Screen' then click ok. the next box is down to your better judgement, experiment with it.
Method 2;
step 1; go to 'Image', 'Adjustments', 'Desturate' or press Shift + Ctrl + U
step 2; go to 'Image', 'Adjustments', 'Levels' or click Ctrl + L - again its down to your better judgement but try remove the grey tones.
Wednesday, 18 April 2012
Monday, 16 April 2012
UK TV - A Condensed History
1927 - first film with sound (The Jazz Singer)
1922 - BBC (British Broadcasting Company) on the radio
1926 - The BBC became a cooperation with John Reith as Managering Director
1936 - BBC TV begins
1939 to 1946 - BBC TV stopped for the duration of WWII
1952 - the Queens Coronation
1955 - ITV (Independent television)
1964 - BBC2
1969 - Colour (+ moon landing)
1982 - channel 4 starts (starting count down)
1983 - breakfast TV begins
1989/9 cable TV (Sky TV) now in the UK
1996 - channel 5
1922 - BBC (British Broadcasting Company) on the radio
1926 - The BBC became a cooperation with John Reith as Managering Director
1936 - BBC TV begins
1939 to 1946 - BBC TV stopped for the duration of WWII
1952 - the Queens Coronation
1955 - ITV (Independent television)
1964 - BBC2
1969 - Colour (+ moon landing)
1982 - channel 4 starts (starting count down)
1983 - breakfast TV begins
1989/9 cable TV (Sky TV) now in the UK
1996 - channel 5
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