Its called capturing... the base print is slightly smaller then the top print.... you scale it up or down not enlarge or shrink...hoaxclothing said:
Its called capturing... the base print is slightly smaller then the top print.... you scale it up or down not enlarge or shrink...hoaxclothing said:I'm aware that the general principle is white flash plate on all dark shirts, but i have little faith im my ability to get the screen to line up exactly. If for example i want a red or yellow on a blue or black shirt i'd like to know if there's anyway i can do this without a flash plate, or if there's any way to really get the flash plate PERFECT with the shirt, because so far i've failed on MANY occasions.
Thanks,
Hopeless
Or trapping (what I normally hear), or flooding, or blocking (capturing is a new one to me, but makes sense). Or does capturing specifically refer to overlapping an underbase (as opposed to two design elements that abut)?Squirts said:Its called capturing...
Ok Photoshop is not hard....hoaxclothing said:What is a good way to actually do this? Alot of the stuff we have designed is done in photoshop.