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16 Jan 2007http://mizmonicamonroemoviereviews.blog ... oshop.html
Gwen Stefani, pre-photoshop.
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16 Jan 2007She looks 80...
Want to make this a challenge?
This is my go at one of them...
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16 Aug 2007Awesome stuff! Thanks a lot for posting those guys! Isn't it incredible how much work some of these people need? Such as the 3rd one in from the left, top row, she needed an ass reduction and all! Maaan that's funny! Great to see these finally coming out for the public to actually see that these people are no ware near how they look on these Beauty Mags! Good stuff!
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ptaverner 379 posts16 Aug 2007I've had a lot of graphic related jobs, and one of them was doing retouch for a place in Jersey City/New Jersey called Progress Graphics. ( a few years ago before the kids )
Anyway, our clients were Sony, BMG, Arista Records, etc.
I use to retouch images that were used on CDs, etc. Areosmith, Cyndi Lauper, all sorts of music stars.
Anyway, just another glimpse into my past work history.
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16 Aug 2007awsome dude...........I feel not so ugly now
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27 Aug 2007Ok, I changed my mind a little bit. Mike, can you explain that last post right there a little bit? When you say "make a rollover", I don't know how to do that, other than setting up 2 layers in a photoshop document. When you say "make the link...", I have no clue what that means? make it where? apply it how? I'm clueless.
Anyway, here's the retouching I did. Obviously, it would be so much cooler to see these as rollovers, but, oh well. I took some pics of my friend Paul (the stand-in on the first three test runs of "A Thousand Words") and tried to make him look presentable.
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mechis 520 posts27 Aug 2007Hey hype,
I made a demo page for you. I'm not great at html and javascript, but I looked at this page (http://www.boutell.com/newfaq/creating/rollovers.html) and made a page using your images.
I figured out how to do multiple images and how to preload the rollover image, so that there is no delay when you rollover the image for the first time. If anyone sees errors in this, please share your thoughts!
Here's some explanation of the code... and how you can modify it to your own page. (I also attached a .zip with the code and sample images)
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<script>
new Image().src="example1b.jpg"
new Image().src="example2b.jpg"
new Image().src="example3b.jpg"
</script>
<html>
<img
id="mybutton1"
src="example1a.jpg"
onMouseOver="document.images['mybutton1'].src='example1b.jpg'"
onMouseOut="document.images['mybutton1'].src='example1a.jpg'"
>
<br>
<img
id="mybutton2"
src="example2a.jpg"
onMouseOver="document.images['mybutton2'].src='example2b.jpg'"
onMouseOut="document.images['mybutton2'].src='example2a.jpg'"
>
<br>
<img
id="mybutton3"
src="example3a.jpg"
onMouseOver="document.images['mybutton3'].src='example3b.jpg'"
onMouseOut="document.images['mybutton3'].src='example3a.jpg'"
>
</html>
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Let's say that in the rollover you want to make, example1a is the initial image you see, example1b is the image you see when you roll over. At the top of your page, you put the "new Image" code and the location of example1b. That pre-loads example1b. You need to do that for each rollover image you make.
Then you have an img tag for each rollover button. Each image needs its own unique id... mybutton1, mybutton2, etc. The src=" should be followed by the location of the initial image you see... example1a.
The command "onMouseOver" means that when the user puts the cursor over the image, show the rollover... example1b.
The command "onMouseOut" means that when the user moves the cursor off the image, the rollover disappears and the original image is shown... example1a.
Also, for each onMouseOver or onMouseOut, be sure to put the unique id for that rollover in between the [].
And that's all there is to it. Just keep repeating those steps
Finally! I got to help you do something in return for all your compositing tutes! hahaha... hooray!
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mechis 520 posts27 Aug 2007oh I'm pretty sure that you want the <script> part to be above your <html>.
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28 Aug 2007that's really cool, mechis, thanx! the images shifted a tiny bit to the side when i rolled over them, but that was probably more cropping or something. Neat!
I understand a tiny, tiny bit of all that code you wrote, only cuz it sorta resembles Maxscript. But good god, I have a serious, serious ADD attack when I try to read through it. I like how you say "And that's all there is to it!" like you just made a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, not wrote computer code to make images flicker back and forth.
I hate the idea that I have to make a webpage to do it. Is there a way to make a self-contained image that I can post in the forum that rolls over in the same way? Or would the only way be to make an animated GIF? -
mechis 520 posts29 Aug 2007hahaha... It's not terrible. It just looks complicated because I repeated the same thing 3 times. heh...
I don't know if you can do it without coding. I don't think I've ever seen a rollover in a forum....
And yeah, the shifting image is because I didn't make my cropping perfect. I was just making it for a demo.
~Mechis
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