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Dec 04, 2006 03:53 |  #1

Just wondering how most of you design your signatures for your photos...I would like something unique and just wondering if there's a program or can I do it in PS? Any ideas....

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Dec 04, 2006 18:51 |  #2

If you have a graphics tablet...you can just recreate your own signature.


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Dec 05, 2006 02:55 as a reply to  @ Woolburr's post |  #3

Don't have one of those...I wish!


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Dec 05, 2006 03:02 |  #4

Woolburr wrote in post #2354136 (external link)
If you have a graphics tablet...you can just recreate your own signature.

cool_dude07 wrote in post #2355802 (external link)
Don't have one of those...I wish!

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After signing the paper, take a photograph of it, then in PS push the levels around until its black and white.

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Dec 05, 2006 06:31 |  #5

I just scanned in a sig on a piece of white paper and made the background transparent.


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