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Forgive me what must be a horribly newbie-type question.
My partner and I are using Photoshop Elements to publish a small community newspaper. We are using P.E. 2.0 to work with the images before we print them. We’re trying to superimpose words onto the images, but we are having a tough time getting them to show up well after publication. If the words are are either too dark or too light, which makes them hard to read. It seems a good solution would be to use fonts that that are basically letters in outline.
Do any of the experts here have any suggestions for bold sans-serif fonts that could be used for this purpose?
Thanks in advance for any help that is offered.
And any advice or sites that tell how to photoshop images for use in newspapers would also be appreciated.
My partner and I are using Photoshop Elements to publish a small community newspaper. We are using P.E. 2.0 to work with the images before we print them. We’re trying to superimpose words onto the images, but we are having a tough time getting them to show up well after publication. If the words are are either too dark or too light, which makes them hard to read. It seems a good solution would be to use fonts that that are basically letters in outline.
Do any of the experts here have any suggestions for bold sans-serif fonts that could be used for this purpose?
Thanks in advance for any help that is offered.
And any advice or sites that tell how to photoshop images for use in newspapers would also be appreciated.
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