web banners - how do you make them?
17 October 2002, 01:14 PM
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See the fancy advertising banners at the top of the page?
Just how do you make them?
Do they need to be a specific size, is there a standard?
help lol!!
Am very tempted to create a collage type affair of products/services but how on earth do you take them from there original photos and place in banner.
(any advice relating to pasint shop pro would be handy as adobe photoshop 7 just doesnt want to install
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Just how do you make them?
Do they need to be a specific size, is there a standard?
help lol!!
Am very tempted to create a collage type affair of products/services but how on earth do you take them from there original photos and place in banner.
(any advice relating to pasint shop pro would be handy as adobe photoshop 7 just doesnt want to install
)
17 October 2002, 01:17 PM
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Most websites that support banners have a maximum image size and dimensions. (download one to get a rough idea) PSP does fine, create several images and then yYou need to use the animation shop part to glue em together.
17 October 2002, 01:25 PM
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cheers for that lan, so basically draw several then string together thru animation shop, makes sense.
The only other thing is how do i take photos of seperate products then get them all on banner together overlapping each other, say if you had keyboards, mice, speakers etc.
How would i take the seperate images, copy it to the banner, then overlap each other as if they are piled up without it looking a dogs breakfast?
The only other thing is how do i take photos of seperate products then get them all on banner together overlapping each other, say if you had keyboards, mice, speakers etc.
How would i take the seperate images, copy it to the banner, then overlap each other as if they are piled up without it looking a dogs breakfast?
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http://www.xara.com/products/webstyle/
Was written for me. Nice images with no need to have artistic talent.
Was written for me. Nice images with no need to have artistic talent.
17 October 2002, 02:41 PM
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The banners you see at the top are 468x60 and that despite being an odd size is a standard size. Our guy who does ad banners is given 12K maximum for such a banner, so as you can see some of the ones on here are waaay over the top.
Edit to say I just saw a 33K one
, afterburner exhaust, shouldn't simon have some limit on how big these banners are?
[Edited by Andrewza - 10/17/2002 2:42:44 PM]
Edit to say I just saw a 33K one
, afterburner exhaust, shouldn't simon have some limit on how big these banners are?[Edited by Andrewza - 10/17/2002 2:42:44 PM]
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