REQ: Slurm Poster grab

Anybody have a high quality grab of the slurm poster from I, Roomate? I actually want to create a full sized wall poster from it. If I can get a good grab, I can see if any graphics arts friends of mine can create a printable format.

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kid_at wrote in article ...

Here's a good tip, it's how I've taken a low quality grab and blown it up to 5000x4000 sized image and ending up with single colours that have clear edges. If you have photoshop or somesuch program, get the image you want blown up, re-scale it to 5000x4000 pixels (probably need a hefty/fast machine to work with that sized image, 128mb ram in my pc) then pick a colour from the centre of say Fry's face, a good pink colour, then use the fill tool to fill in pink areas of the face so it becomes all one colour, same with the black pencil edges, fill them with black and keep using the fill tool right up to the edges of the two colours so that there's no shading anymore just clear edges. The result, after an hour or so of working on it, should be a nice clear non-pixellated cartoon picture of the character you were working on. Best to save the massive image in PNG format (compressed format with no image quality loss unlike jpg) before scaling the image up or down further, so you have something to go back to and fix the edges with a paintbrush tool if needs be.

If anyone wants the Bender, Fry & Leela pictures I've scaled massively, reply here and I'll stick jpg and png versions of the 3 pics on some webspace.

You could probably make that go a bit faster if you cranked up the Tolerance a bit.

"Oy, I didn't realize there were so many pixels involved..."

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grosse wrote in article ...

Tolerance

Haven't used photoshop very much so I don't even know 1/4 of it's functions, tolerance is something I'll have to look into. I was working some more on one of the blown-up images and found that tracing round the "pencil lines" with a black brush tool significantly cleans up the jagged edges and makes the picture look way better.