Help.

Im not really sure what do but i have a background , its not my actually one , but as you can see the header logo has some white dots round it. How can i make it smooth and blend into the background ?

http://www.myspace.com/messupclothing

Thanks !

1. 

   M.Eureka said 3 months ago

   make it in .png

2. 

   heroes said 3 months ago

   cut the logo out properly

3. 

   Hays said 3 months ago

   heroes said: cut the logo out properly

   I didnt do it,i have no designing tools but thanks for the tip ;)

4. 

   godmachine said 3 months ago

   virgin media put my 3mb internet speed up to 10mb for free. doesnt help you but i feel good. sorry hays.

5. 

   heroes said 3 months ago

   well thats the issue

   ask for the logo as a seperate layer in a psd instead of using them using the wand tool on a really low resolution image which is what looks like has happened

6. 

   Hays said 3 months ago

   godmachine said: virgin media put my 3mb internet speed up to 10mb for free. doesnt help you but i feel good. sorry hays.

   Haha yeah i swtiched to Sky this week, virgin wasnt doing it for me. !

7. 

   Hays said 3 months ago

   heroes said: well thats the issue ask for the logo as a seperate layer in a psd instead of using them using the wand tool on a really low resolution image which is what looks like has happened

   Its not a Low Res Image i Just have re-sized it.

8. 

   heroes said 3 months ago

   why ask for help if you have all the answers

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   godmachine said 3 months ago

   Hays said:

   godmachine said: virgin media put my 3mb internet speed up to 10mb for free. doesnt help you but i feel good. sorry hays.

   Haha yeah i swtiched to Sky this week, virgin wasnt doing it for me. !

   what problems did yuo have with virgin. why go copper when you can have fiber optics? do you live near a city or an exchange?

10. 

    Joey said 3 months ago

    Hays said:

    heroes said: cut the logo out properly

    I didnt do it,i have no designing tools but thanks for the tip ;)

    without any "designing tools" you aren’t going to be able to do anything.

    when whomever saved the gif, they chose white as the matte color. it should be some sort of grey or something closer to the background.

    it really should be a png, but i don’t think that will fly very well when you mix myspace and ie

11. 

    heavyprints said 3 months ago

    I have a satellite internet connection and it sucks pretty bad. I am jealous of all you fancy land line users.

12. 

    Hays said 3 months ago

    heroes said: why ask for help if you have all the answers

    I didnt have the answer you just gave it to me. "cut the logo out properly" Now i know that i can get it sorted....

13. 

    Hays said 3 months ago

    Joey said:

    Hays said:

    heroes said: cut the logo out properly

    I didnt do it,i have no designing tools but thanks for the tip ;)

    without any "designing tools" you aren’t going to be able to do anything.

    when whomever saved the gif, they chose white as the matte color. it should be some sort of grey or something closer to the background.

    it really should be a png, but i don’t think that will fly very well when you mix myspace and ie

    Yeah man . Thanks for your help. That about answers all

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    Hays said 3 months ago

    godmachine said:

    Hays said:

    godmachine said: virgin media put my 3mb internet speed up to 10mb for free. doesnt help you but i feel good. sorry hays.

    Haha yeah i swtiched to Sky this week, virgin wasnt doing it for me. !

    what problems did yuo have with virgin. why go copper when you can have fiber optics? do you live near a city or an exchange?

    Well we had bad problems , the internet just kept going down . and sky offered a better deal .

15. 

    volatile v said 3 months ago

    The problem is that the anti-aliasing of the logo is set up to be shown against a white background, and you are showing it against a grey background.

    To fix this, you’ll need the .PSD file, and you need to seperate the logo text from the background. At this point if it’s a flattened image you coule probably try one of two things. Select > Color Range and choose the white. Don’t make your fuzziness very high. Then go to Select > Modify > Expand and expand it by one pixel. Make sure your layer is not locked and delete the selection. This will erase the white edge and leave transparency underneath. Save for web as a PNG-24 with transparency and re-upload.

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