Editing the cards on photoshop wasn't an easy task at all especially since we all hadn't used it that much to know what we were doing. Firstly we had to download samples of the cards we wanted and make sure that they had enough space for us to write the names of the starring characters.
We then looked at various fonts we could use to create a sense of continuity through out the sequence, we then found the font and edited it to the size and effects we wanted. Following this we had to research card sizes, not knowing that the all cards are different sizes we based it on our research and as the images will show, the measurements were incorrect we then had too try a number of times to get the right size, but we got there in the end.
When it came to printing we used photo paper to create the same effect as a normal card, we printed on normal paper first to make sure that it was the right size and then printed it on the photo paper, when printed the one of the cards had a different shade of white which we had to edit, but we had merged the images all together so we had to start that specific card again and merge it back in.
The cards look good not that they are finished, we look forward to shoot the scene again.
This is a sample of all the
cards we played with to
come up with the right size.
The cards look good not that they are finished, we look forward to shoot the scene again.
This is a sample of all the
cards we played with to
come up with the right size.
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