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Hi .. new to the forum. Writing you from Honolulu, Haaawaiiii

Trying to get a set of our sponsor logos to a transparent GIF format. I have the original EPS source files. When I do "save to web" and use GIF, with transparency it only allows me two colors, so the edges are very jagged.

And when I bring it down to web size it looks awful.

How can I create a nice-looking transparent GIF (about 150-200 wide and about 60 high) The EPS file is big, as in 1500 wide.

Anyone got a shortcut or trick?

Thanks in advance!
 
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hmm, i might be sticking my foot in my mouth here, but i have never heard of "EPS" what image editor are you using?
 
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eps - Encapsulated Postscript

it's a vector format....

my best tips would be to

export it to corel draw or illustrator

and than save as gif...:)
 
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thanx, the more i know
 
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if it's not animated use a .png - if it is animated, just go to imageready and "Save Optimized As" - 100% quality - make sure you have no background layer in the layers -
 
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Convert the original file to RGB color, then remove the areas that need to be transparent, then resize to required size. Save as transparent gif.
 
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use magic eraser in photoshop or the export options in fireworks that allow for a convert.
 
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