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  • Antialiasing with 3 posterized subpictures in Photoshop

    Posted by Nick Haffie-emslie on November 24, 2008 at 5:03 pm

    Hi guys,

    I’m working on a menu where I want to use a white text subpicture highlight (button text is a different color, want to make it turn white). This looks awful and jagged of course when I just assign my highlight text layer to a single subpicture (=1).

    My solution so far has been to:

    1. Make my white highlight text layer (duplicate of the menu item text)
    2. Rasterize it against black
    3. Posterize it into 4 steps (white, 67% white, 33% white, black)
    4. Magic wand each of those colors onto their own subpicture layers
    5. In Encore, adjust color set to make sure all colors are white and selected state opacities are 100%, 67%, 33%.

    This is a little cumbersome to do for each of my buttons, particularly if client requests layout changes down the line. Is there any way to streamline this process? I tried Chris Linke’s Photoshop plugin (https://home.comcast.net/~c.linke/dvdsub/) but it’s not working for me in CS4 – just rasterizes.

    Or is what I have here the easiest way?

    Nick Haffie-emslie replied 17 years, 5 months ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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