Legacy Photography logo

Will you be putting this logo on your photos? Or is this only for the web, fliers, brochures, business cards, etc?

Because if you'll be putting this logo on your photos, then you'll probably want to get this with a transparent background.

 

Yes ma'am, I plan on using it for website, photos & possibly business cards.

 

Alrighty, here you go:

the jpg file has a white bg, and the tiff file has a transparent bg.

let me know if you need anything else!

 

Thank you Cynthia. I'll let you know if I have any problems/questions.
-Melissa

 

Okay... So i'm having a few issues with the .tif file. It will let me do a small preview of it, but it won't open on my computer for some odd reson. It wants me to pick a program to open it with. What do you suggest?

 

I've just been using Photoshop to open the file up.

Check out this page for more information regarding opening a tif file:

What software will open .tif files and how do I install? - Yahoo! Answers

 

Melissa - were you able to solve your problem?

 

Kinda. I was able to open it using photoshop elements, but now it's not allowing me to put it onto my wix website.I guess cause of the .tif file. Is there a way to make the .jpg file transparent & use that for my website?

 

.jpg files cannot have transparent backgrounds. take a look at this and let me know what file you want me to save it as or you can try saving it (with the tiff file) to whatever works with you --

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transparency_(graphic)

 

Cynthia,
the link above is not working for some reason. Can you tell me what type of file I can do as an alternate? Meanwhile, I'm gonna try to contact the website support team.
Thanks again,
Melissa

 

"Raster file formats that support transparency include GIF, PNG, BMP and TIFF, through either a transparent color or an alpha channel...More complex vector formats may allow transparency combinations between the elements within the graphic, as well as that above. This includes SVG and PDF." -wikipedia

Just google "files formats that support transparency" if you need more help.

 

Also, if you just clicked on the link, then yes, you're correct, it doesn't work. If you copied and pasted the URL, then it should've worked. The hyperlink got messed up as I was in a hurry to respond to you.

 

Thanks Cynthia! I finally got it figured out. LOL

-Melissa