Improve Image Resolution?

I have low resolution image with many straight lines I want to improve using PS6. The lines are at various angles with different colors on each side. I cropped the image into a higher resolution new file with the right dimensions, but there are large pixels showing.
Something like several black triangles on a white background where all the edges are showing large pixels.

I can use the pen tool to fill in the color on each side of the line, but thought there might be an easier way.

How can I draw a straight line at a angle and make one side of the line one color, and the other another color? But it needs to be just a short distance past the line so as not to interfere with something else.

-Bill

I have low resolution image with many straight lines I want to improve using PS6. The lines are at various angles with different colors on each side. I cropped the image into a higher resolution new file with the right dimensions, but there are large pixels showing.
Something like several black triangles on a white background where all the edges are showing large pixels.

I can use the pen tool to fill in the color on each side of the line, but thought there might be an easier way.

How can I draw a straight line at a angle and make one side of the line one color, and the other another color? But it needs to be just a short distance past the line so as not to interfere with something else.

-Bill

"Bill B" wrote in message

I have low resolution image with many straight lines I want to improve using PS6. The lines are at various angles with different colors on each side. I cropped the image into a higher resolution new file with the right dimensions, but there are large pixels showing.
Something like several black triangles on a white background where all the edges are showing large pixels.

I can use the pen tool to fill in the color on each side of the line, but thought there might be an easier way.

How can I draw a straight line at a angle and make one side of the line one color, and the other another color? But it needs to be just a short distance past the line so as not to interfere with something else.

-Bill

Line tool??

make one side of the
line one color,

can you clarify or post a picture?
one color on each end of the line?
or one bi-colored line, colors run parallel over the length?

"Bill B" wrote in message

I have low resolution image with many straight lines I want to improve using PS6. The lines are at various angles with different colors on each side. I cropped the image into a higher resolution new file with the right dimensions, but there are large pixels showing.

Something like several black triangles on a white background where all the edges are showing large pixels.

I can use the pen tool to fill in the color on each side of the line, but thought there might be an easier way.

How can I draw a straight line at a angle and make one side of the line one color, and the other another color? But it needs to be just a short distance past the line so as not to interfere with something else.

-Bill

Line tool??

make one side of the
line one color,

can you clarify or post a picture?
one color on each end of the line?
or one bi-colored line, colors run parallel over the length?

It’s the "Shell Oil" logo at http://www.shell.com/

On Sep 6, 12:01 pm, "KatWoman" wrote:

"Bill B" wrote in message

I have low resolution image with many straight lines I want to improve using PS6. The lines are at various angles with different colors on each side. I cropped the image into a higher resolution new file with the right dimensions, but there are large pixels showing.

Something like several black triangles on a white background where all the edges are showing large pixels.

I can use the pen tool to fill in the color on each side of the line, but thought there might be an easier way.

How can I draw a straight line at a angle and make one side of the line one color, and the other another color? But it needs to be just a short distance past the line so as not to interfere with something else.

-Bill

Line tool??

make one side of the
line one color,

can you clarify or post a picture?
one color on each end of the line?
or one bi-colored line, colors run parallel over the length?

It’s the "Shell Oil" logo at http://www.shell.com/
The image is only 76 by 70 pixels (1.48K bytes). I need to make a larger image at higher resolution. This is for some employees at a Shell gas station.

Just need a methode to improve all the ragged edges so the image looks better.

I can use the paintbrush to do the job, but thought there is an easier way.

-Bill

On Sep 6, 12:01 pm, "KatWoman" wrote:

"Bill B" wrote in message

I have low resolution image with many straight lines I want to improve using PS6. The lines are at various angles with different colors on each side. I cropped the image into a higher resolution new file with the right dimensions, but there are large pixels showing.

Something like several black triangles on a white background where all the edges are showing large pixels.

I can use the pen tool to fill in the color on each side of the line, but thought there might be an easier way.

How can I draw a straight line at a angle and make one side of the line one color, and the other another color? But it needs to be just a short distance past the line so as not to interfere with something else.

-Bill

Line tool??

make one side of the
line one color,

can you clarify or post a picture?
one color on each end of the line?
or one bi-colored line, colors run parallel over the length?

It’s the "Shell Oil" logo at http://www.shell.com/
The image is only 76 by 70 pixels (1.48K bytes). I need to make a larger image at higher resolution. This is for some employees at a Shell gas station.

Just need a methode to improve all the ragged edges so the image looks better.

I can use the paintbrush to do the job, but thought there is an easier way.

-Bill

I need to make a larger image at higher resolution

Here for an example

http://images.google.com/images?q=shell&um=1&hl=en&a mp;safe=off&client=opera&rls=en&sa=N&imgsz=x xlarge

On Sep 6, 12:01 pm, "KatWoman" wrote:

"Bill B" wrote in message

I have low resolution image with many straight lines I want to improve using PS6. The lines are at various angles with different colors on each side. I cropped the image into a higher resolution new file with the right dimensions, but there are large pixels showing.

Something like several black triangles on a white background where all the edges are showing large pixels.

I can use the pen tool to fill in the color on each side of the line, but thought there might be an easier way.

How can I draw a straight line at a angle and make one side of the line one color, and the other another color? But it needs to be just a short distance past the line so as not to interfere with something else.

-Bill

Line tool??

make one side of the
line one color,

can you clarify or post a picture?
one color on each end of the line?
or one bi-colored line, colors run parallel over the length?

It’s the "Shell Oil" logo at http://www.shell.com/
The image is only 76 by 70 pixels (1.48K bytes). I need to make a larger image at higher resolution. This is for some employees at a Shell gas station.

Just need a methode to improve all the ragged edges so the image looks better.

I can use the paintbrush to do the job, but thought there is an easier way.

-Bill

Joel wrote:

Here for an example

http://images.google.com/images?q=shell&um=1&hl=en&a mp;safe=off&client=opera&rls=en&sa=N&imgsz=x xlarge

True! And many companies offer vector files on-line of their accepted logos. I did a CD catalog for a US company that has international (mainly European) divisions and at that time they were reluctant to make the vector file logos public, or at least insecurely stored, but after a while they realized that having their trademark images in quality form available for any use was like circulating good news and released them.
Should anyone abuse the logo to effect their trademark, they have resources. Persons who wish to abuse will do it anyway. Look to the Asian counterfeiters.

Long-winded. Sorry.

Bill B wrote:

It’s the "Shell Oil" logo athttp://www.shell.com/

Take this one:http://www.pesgb.org.uk/pesgb/S4/Shell%20logo.jpg
It’s huge. Click on it. Right-click on it to save, or just drag it out of your browser to the desktop.

On Sep 6, 12:01 pm, "KatWoman" wrote:

"Bill B" wrote in message

I have low resolution image with many straight lines I want to improve using PS6. The lines are at various angles with different colors on each side. I cropped the image into a higher resolution new file with the right dimensions, but there are large pixels showing. Something like several black triangles on a white background where all the edges are showing large pixels.
I can use the pen tool to fill in the color on each side of the line, but thought there might be an easier way.
How can I draw a straight line at a angle and make one side of the line one color, and the other another color? But it needs to be just a short distance past the line so as not to interfere with something else.
-Bill

Line tool??

make one side of the
line one color,

can you clarify or post a picture?
one color on each end of the line?
or one bi-colored line, colors run parallel over the length?

It’s the "Shell Oil" logo at http://www.shell.com/
The image is only 76 by 70 pixels (1.48K bytes). I need to make a larger image at higher resolution. This is for some employees at a Shell gas station.

Just need a methode to improve all the ragged edges so the image looks better.

I can use the paintbrush to do the job, but thought there is an easier way.

-Bill

Bill B wrote:

On Sep 6, 12:01 pm, "KatWoman" wrote:

"Bill B" wrote in message

I have low resolution image with many straight lines I want to improve using PS6. The lines are at various angles with different colors on each side. I cropped the image into a higher resolution new file with the right dimensions, but there are large pixels showing. Something like several black triangles on a white background where all the edges are showing large pixels.
I can use the pen tool to fill in the color on each side of the line, but thought there might be an easier way.
How can I draw a straight line at a angle and make one side of the line one color, and the other another color? But it needs to be just a short distance past the line so as not to interfere with something else.
-Bill

Line tool??

make one side of the
line one color,

can you clarify or post a picture?
one color on each end of the line?
or one bi-colored line, colors run parallel over the length?

It’s the "Shell Oil" logo at http://www.shell.com/
The image is only 76 by 70 pixels (1.48K bytes). I need to make a larger image at higher resolution. This is for some employees at a Shell gas station.

Just need a methode to improve all the ragged edges so the image looks better.

I can use the paintbrush to do the job, but thought there is an easier way.

-Bill

Either; go here http://www.miserlymoms.com/shell_logo.jpg
or trace/redraw with a vector prog like Freehand / Illustrator
Guy

The image is only 76 by 70 pixels (1.48K bytes). I need to make a larger image at higher resolution. This is for some employees at a Shell gas station.

Joel wrote:

Here for an example

http://images.google.com/images?q=shell&um=1&hl=en&a mp;safe=off&client=opera&rls=en&sa=N&imgsz=x xlarge

True! And many companies offer vector files on-line of their accepted logos. I did a CD catalog for a US company that has international (mainly European) divisions and at that time they were reluctant to make the vector file logos public, or at least insecurely stored, but after a while they realized that having their trademark images in quality form available for any use was like circulating good news and released them.
Should anyone abuse the logo to effect their trademark, they have resources. Persons who wish to abuse will do it anyway. Look to the Asian counterfeiters.

Long-winded. Sorry.

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Bill B wrote:

The image is only 76 by 70 pixels (1.48K bytes). I need to make a larger image at higher resolution. This is for some employees at a Shell gas station.

What do you plan to do with it?

Be aware that you may end up violating trademark laws if you try to fix a low-resolution logo yourself, *even if it is for a Shell station*. Big companies have VERY strict rules about the way that their logo can be used, and about precisely what colors it should be, and so on.
You’re wasting time, effort, and energy. You can get a flawless, perfect-quality vector Shell logo for free. All you need to do is contact them. Whatever you plan to use it for, the results will be better, it will conform to Shell specifications, and you will be off the hook.

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Photography, kink, polyamory, shareware, and more: all athttp://www.xeromag.com/franklin.html

I doubt I can get a perfect-quality logo with the dimensions I want.

"Bill B" wrote in message

On Sep 6, 12:01 pm, "KatWoman" wrote:

"Bill B" wrote in message

I have low resolution image with many straight lines I want to improve using PS6. The lines are at various angles with different colors on each side. I cropped the image into a higher resolution new file with the right dimensions, but there are large pixels showing.

Something like several black triangles on a white background where all the edges are showing large pixels.

I can use the pen tool to fill in the color on each side of the line, but thought there might be an easier way.

How can I draw a straight line at a angle and make one side of the line one color, and the other another color? But it needs to be just a short distance past the line so as not to interfere with something else.

-Bill

Line tool??

make one side of the
line one color,

can you clarify or post a picture?
one color on each end of the line?
or one bi-colored line, colors run parallel over the length?

It’s the "Shell Oil" logo at http://www.shell.com/
The image is only 76 by 70 pixels (1.48K bytes). I need to make a larger image at higher resolution. This is for some employees at a Shell gas station.

Just need a methode to improve all the ragged edges so the image looks better.

I can use the paintbrush to do the job, but thought there is an easier way.

-Bill

are you decaling for car sim paintjob??

I got links to better art on hubby comp that’s his hobby BBL