cockyhoskins
07-21-2007, 05:22 PM
Here are the first two templates (PS3 will follow shortly):
Playstation 2 (http://www5.cockytalk.com/08PS2.psd)
http://www5.cockytalk.com/ps2cover.jpg (http://www5.cockytalk.com/08PS2.psd)
XBOX 360 (http://www5.cockytalk.com/08XBOX360.psd)
http://www5.cockytalk.com/xboxcover.jpg (http://www5.cockytalk.com/08PS2.psd)
Enjoy them! Feel free to share these templates wherever you'd like. I just ask that you give credit to cockyhoskins as their creator.
Also, please share your completed covers in the NCAA 08 custom covers thread (http://www.cockytalk.com/showthread.php?t=39666). I can't wait to see some awesome Gamecock covers.
NOTES:
A few things to remember about these files. I made them at 150 dpi, instead of 300 dpi, because there just aren't enough high resolution pictures of players to make a proper 300 dpi template. However, they will still look awesome when printed.
The proper print size is 7.253 high by 10.8 wide (1620 x 1088 at 150 dpi or 3240 x 2175 at 300 dpi). Do not listen to what anyone else says about the proper size. I guarantee you this is correct, as I am an avid DVD cover maker. After you print them and fold them into your cover, you will see that this is indeed the correct size.
A common mistake that people make in photoshop is using the "Save for web" (Alt+Shift+Ctrl+S) function to output their jpg files. This is wrong. Doing so produces an image at 72 dpi, which is considerably lower in quality and will not print at the right size because 1620 x 1088 at 72 dpi is larger on paper than 1620 x 1088 at 150 dpi on paper. Instead of using "Save for web", use the "Save as" (Shift+Ctrl+S) function and choose the format "jpg". This will save your image at the proper 150 dpi setting, which will print at the correct size of 7.253 high by 10.8 wide.
Playstation 2 (http://www5.cockytalk.com/08PS2.psd)
http://www5.cockytalk.com/ps2cover.jpg (http://www5.cockytalk.com/08PS2.psd)
XBOX 360 (http://www5.cockytalk.com/08XBOX360.psd)
http://www5.cockytalk.com/xboxcover.jpg (http://www5.cockytalk.com/08PS2.psd)
Enjoy them! Feel free to share these templates wherever you'd like. I just ask that you give credit to cockyhoskins as their creator.
Also, please share your completed covers in the NCAA 08 custom covers thread (http://www.cockytalk.com/showthread.php?t=39666). I can't wait to see some awesome Gamecock covers.
NOTES:
A few things to remember about these files. I made them at 150 dpi, instead of 300 dpi, because there just aren't enough high resolution pictures of players to make a proper 300 dpi template. However, they will still look awesome when printed.
The proper print size is 7.253 high by 10.8 wide (1620 x 1088 at 150 dpi or 3240 x 2175 at 300 dpi). Do not listen to what anyone else says about the proper size. I guarantee you this is correct, as I am an avid DVD cover maker. After you print them and fold them into your cover, you will see that this is indeed the correct size.
A common mistake that people make in photoshop is using the "Save for web" (Alt+Shift+Ctrl+S) function to output their jpg files. This is wrong. Doing so produces an image at 72 dpi, which is considerably lower in quality and will not print at the right size because 1620 x 1088 at 72 dpi is larger on paper than 1620 x 1088 at 150 dpi on paper. Instead of using "Save for web", use the "Save as" (Shift+Ctrl+S) function and choose the format "jpg". This will save your image at the proper 150 dpi setting, which will print at the correct size of 7.253 high by 10.8 wide.