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Logo transparent machen

  • February 9, 2019
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Ich habe ein Firmenlogo, das ich als Tiitel in ein Video einfügen will. Wie kann ich das mit Photoshop tranparent machen?

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    Correct answer pixxxelschubser

    In welchem Format liegt dir das Logo vor?

    Kannst du es zeigen?

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    JJMack
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    February 11, 2019

    I see your point I just do not have any nee to to thay I rathet put the PSD files on my web server amd links to them.

    JJMack
    Trevor.Dennis
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    February 11, 2019

    JJMack  wrote

    I see your point I just do not have any nee to to thay I rathet put the PSD files on my web server amd links to them.

    Ahhh.... that's because you are proper posh and have your own web server.  We barely have hot and cold running water here, unless you count glacier streams and thermal hot springs, but that's a sad reminder that the ground is likely to open up and swallow us at any moment, and the hot springs smell like rotten eggs anyway. 

    JJMack
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    February 10, 2019

    It would be best if you made your LOGO out of Shapes in a PSD file you can put on you images. You could use a Script to place it one your images. download here LOGO-LINZAG.psd and here is a script that yoy can change the JJMack.PSD  in the beginning of the script to your PSD logo to place it on you documents. PlaceWatermark.jsx

    JJMack
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    In my cuting  programm, Magix I cant prefer PDS, its takes only jgp. How I can do it there?

    JJMack
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    JJMackCommunity Expert
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    February 10, 2019

    Jpef File format does not support transparency.

    JJMack
    JJMack
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    February 9, 2019

    Only some image file format support Transparency like Png PSD PSB most likely Tiff.  While GIF does support transparency it has very poor color capability.

    If you Logo has transparency  you can put in on top put top of image in its owe layer  and change its opacity.  Even make it invisible by setting the layer's fill to zero.  Even an invisible layer can have layer style effect added then the invisible logo will be visible by it effects. So in a video timeline you can make the logo be the length of the vide and overlay the video or blend it into the video. Yor logo will be rendered in all frames by Photoshop.

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    pixxxelschubser
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    pixxxelschubserCommunity Expert
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    February 10, 2019

    Leider hast du die Frage nach dem Format der Logodatei nicht beantwortet. Denn eventuell ist diese bereits teiltransparent.

    Wie JJMack​ geschrieben hat, können PNG, PSD, PSB, TIFF, GIF (und auch andere z.B. PDF) Transparenzen beeinhalten. Andere Formate wie JPEG können - wenn sie mit Beschneidungspfad gespeichert wurden - sehr leicht Transparenz herstellen.

    Diese Wege sind zu bevorzugen. Trifft das nicht zu (deine hochgeladenen JPEGs haben keinen Beschneidungspfad, oder sie wurden vielleicht von jemanden zwischengespeichert und haben diese Information dabei verloren), dann musst du sie „freistellen“. Das sollte bei diesem Motiv nicht allzu schwierig sein.

    Wichtig ist der Schritt:

    Menü: Ebene --> Neu aus Hintergrund

    und das folgende Dialogfel bestätigen

    Dadurch erzeugst du aus der Hintergrundebene eine „normale“ Ebene und nur auf „Nicht-Hintergrundebenen“ kannst du Transparenzen herstellen.

    pixxxelschubser
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    February 9, 2019

    In welchem Format liegt dir das Logo vor?

    Kannst du es zeigen?

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