Calendar 2005 PhotoShop Template
Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 7:52 amThanks for the link Birddog... this will make great stocking fillers for the grandparents...
cheers
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Calendar 2005 PhotoShop Template
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 7:52 amPosted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 9:19 pmPosted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 9:26 pmxerubus wrote:Thanks for the link Birddog... this will make great stocking fillers for the grandparents...
cheers
Me too I have send couple of them to US for MIL (mother in-laws)
Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 9:28 pmThe title gave me an idea. 
A D70users.com calendar mite get a few $ in for the forum?????
If they can sell thousands of calendars of old ladies with no gear on, we should be able to sell at least 10
Cheers
Ray
A D70users.com calendar mite get a few $ in for the forum?????
If they can sell thousands of calendars of old ladies with no gear on, we should be able to sell at least 10
Cheers
Ray
Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 9:33 pmGo for it.
Why don't we ask MHD and other members who has photos in the challenges of our forum to use those photos in the calendar with their name on it
Why don't we ask MHD and other members who has photos in the challenges of our forum to use those photos in the calendar with their name on it
Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 9:38 pmJust what I was just thinking Birdy
Cheers
Ray
Cheers
Ray
Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 10:16 pmhey ray
i heeded your advice and joined this learned forum which i have monitored for a while now. hey guys i like what it i hear and its great to be a part of a group of dudes hell bent on creating images especially digital images on anything to do with whatever. nude old girl calendars are sick! shame radar!
naked dogs are better just jokin.
i heeded your advice and joined this learned forum which i have monitored for a while now. hey guys i like what it i hear and its great to be a part of a group of dudes hell bent on creating images especially digital images on anything to do with whatever. nude old girl calendars are sick! shame radar!
naked dogs are better just jokin.
Help!!
Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 10:46 pmHi guys,
This looks great - just wondering though (this is a stupid question I know but I'm new-ish to photoshop) so...what size will that print to, is there a default size on it as is or yeah?!! I woul dlove to be able to make a calander for my sister and bro in law of their kids..thanx in advance,
Geoff.
This looks great - just wondering though (this is a stupid question I know but I'm new-ish to photoshop) so...what size will that print to, is there a default size on it as is or yeah?!! I woul dlove to be able to make a calander for my sister and bro in law of their kids..thanx in advance,
Geoff.
Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 10:50 pmHey Birddog
I started work on an A3 sized calander printed on Epson Heavyweight Matt paper but stopped when I realized it was going to cost me $80 in ink and paper! I figured if I gave one to a relative then they would all demand a copy and I would go bankrupt.
I started work on an A3 sized calander printed on Epson Heavyweight Matt paper but stopped when I realized it was going to cost me $80 in ink and paper! I figured if I gave one to a relative then they would all demand a copy and I would go bankrupt.
Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 10:55 pmBirddog114 wrote:Go for it.
Why don't we ask MHD and other members who has photos in the challenges of our forum to use those photos in the calendar with their name on it
more than happy for my images to be used... Of course if any images contain people (strangers) we have to be carefull...
Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 10:57 pmMatt. K wrote:Hey Birddog
I started work on an A3 sized calander printed on Epson Heavyweight Matt paper but stopped when I realized it was going to cost me $80 in ink and paper! I figured if I gave one to a relative then they would all demand a copy and I would go bankrupt.
Yes I would almost be certain for even a semi decent run it would be cheaper to get it done by a printing place
Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 10:58 pmill sort out a calendar at work ! photoshop is for images not text files. indesign or quark express coupled with either illustrator or photoshop will do the most professional job. if you guys need technical advice on setting up files with a limited number of programs feel free to email me with an enquiry or post it here. i have brain full of ideas and technical knowledge which i will share.javascript:emoticon(':)')
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Posted: Wed Oct 27, 2004 6:19 amWelcome aboard jethro, how are ya mate???
You mite be the man to ask about the printing of some calendars???
This is the man to talk to for any printing Q
Cheers
Ray
You mite be the man to ask about the printing of some calendars???
This is the man to talk to for any printing Q
Cheers
Ray
Posted: Wed Oct 27, 2004 6:36 amWelcome Jethro,
Our community needs more hepls from many sources and you're the one that I think will be an asset of this forum.
Our community needs more hepls from many sources and you're the one that I think will be an asset of this forum.