Thread: {How To} Edit your TF3D Manila Images to Have Exactly the Design You Want
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Old 10-02-2009, 08:51 PM
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Re: How to Edit your TF3D images in Photoshop using a Manila Editor
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Originally Posted by chuckz07 View Post
Yes, calendar looks better now. But mainly, look closely at your numbers in the clock. The black outline looks jagged, and that is what I am referring to mostly. Not giving you a hard time, you're doing an excellent job. In my work I started seeing little things, when I started a couple years ago, that stand out and are the difference from good to excellent.
Oh, no problem, i appreciate the input.
when i am zoomed in close enough to see each pixel, like i have shown above, should all color be solid like the blue, or shaded like the numbers in the calender icon? also what about edges, should they be a lighter/darker color?

or is it just playing around with it till something looks good?
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