you mean like create it with the photoshop??
its just that we are trying to save money doing it by ourselves, or by myself, because im the one with the operation here, she just sits and tells me what to do...
You can scan the photo/logo onto your computer, re-size it if necessary in PhotoShop or MS Photo Editor (or other programs) to the size your friend needs/wants it, and then you can e-mail it to him/her.
This is going to sound like a smart remark, but it really isn't...
The simple truth here is probably if you have to ask how to do this then you must not have done it before, and likely don't have the equipment to do it.
There are a couple of ways to do it:
1. Draw it in an application on the computer using your printed copy as a reference.
2. Take a picture of it with a digital camera and transfer that to the computer by connecting the camera.
3. Scan it in with a scanner.
I have to think that if you had either a scanner or a camera you would already know this. If you don't have either of those, odds are you probably don't have a good program to draw in either.
Which kind of gets to the first reply in this thread, that maybe you should pay someone to do it for you.
well i have a camera, and my ex has a scanner, and i do have photoshop, and gimp on my computer, but i dont find a way to draw in the photoshop, hasnt time to try the gimp, and not very good with paint. i will try to take the picture.
and, well, she doesnt have a lot of money so thats wy she is trying to save the most she can... using me... well, what can i do? jajaja. greetings!
You need to start with a picture to be able to edit it with Photoshop. So, if you can get the scanner, it will work to scan the picture onto your computer. You can save it as a .jpg file (usually you will get a window that asks how you want to save the picture), and it's digitized. You don't have to use Photoshop.
Your camera will give you a digital picture when it's downloaded onto your computer, but you may have to change it to a different format to be able to use it on anyone's computer. If you can change it to a .jpg file, or a .gif file (or maybe a .tif file), almost all computers can open those file formats. Your camera probably has a format specific to that camera maker.
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