templates for blanks. all in psd for photoshop.

[bms]

Can't they simply email the template to you? I'd give them a call and ask to speak to someone in technical.

[fredster]

probably ... never thought of that.
thanks martin ... i'll probably just order a box of flip flops cos i wear them and holiday a lot so i'd use a box on myself.... lol

[bms]

I must be missing something with the flip flop craze. Once printed and in use, no-one can see what you've printed 'cos your feet cover up the image. Most items that are printed can be seen when in use - mugs, aprons, jigsaws etc etc. Just can't seem to get my head around this one personally.

[fredster]

lol yeah i guess so i just fancy them for myself .. i have a madonna fettish ... lol

[Paul]

hi all!
If any of you do some keyrings this will help you do it quicker then ever
I made some photoshop actions for inserts sized: 20mm x 32mm(ones Martin sell )
50 inserts per page A4.

you can download psd template and action file here: [url="http://personalize.me.uk/video_dsf/keyr ... plates.rar]http://personalize.me.uk/video_dsf/keyr ... plates.rar[/url]

tutorial video here: [url="http://personalize.me.uk/video_dsf/inse ... torial.htm]http://personalize.me.uk/video_dsf/inse ... torial.htm[/url]

[AJLA]

I don't use photoshop with my subli stuff but WOW what a great tutorial Paul !!

[JSR]

That's going to be incredibly useful for someone using Photoshop. Well done, Paul!

For myself, I find it a whole lot easier just to use Qimage and double-click the images. That way I do multiple designs on multiple items and Qimage arranges them on the page to suit. Doddle.

[Paul]

I dont know nothing about qimage. I never used it... I never even seen it so only PS tutorial on this moment I planed to do some tutorials in corel too but dont know yet what

[JSR]

I dont know nothing about qimage. I never used it... I never even seen it so only PS tutorial on this moment I planed to do some tutorials in corel too but dont know yet what

Oh, you don't need tutorials for Qimage. It excels at page layout. It's not a graphics app, but it allows for tweaking via filters and it remembers your print settings as well as doing the ICC bit.

I did trial PhotoShop Elements just recently, but it bloated down my netbook something chronic - which is quite comical given that their system requirements apparently includes netbooks.

I don't know what the obsession is with resource-hogging bloatware these days. Recently I downloaded quite an amusing little graphics app that take up no more than 750KB (yes, that's KB - not MB, or GB). Okay, so it's no Photoshop but there must be something between bloatware and floatware.

[Paul]

Okay, so it's no Photoshop but there must be something between bloatware and floatware.

there is what would you say about GIMP?? painshop pro or photoimpact? photoimpact is magic! its ok if somone want to use simple software. nothing wrong with this... but i love to have that little extra options that let me be more creative.
I realy recomend photoimpact. you can easly tweek your photos with only couple of clicks. change your photos to lovely look calendars etc.. you can download it from here: [url="http://www.ulead.com/pi/]http://www.ulead.com/pi/[/url]