Operation Photo Rescue's Online Community | The OPR Workshop
OPR Workshop Information Exchange => General Techniques => Topic started by: Tess (Tassie D) on July 01, 2008, 08:04:09 PM
-
My latest restore has a lovely script font across the bottom identifying the occasion. Lots of it was fuzzy and damaged so I went hunting.
I found this site http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/ where you can select 2-3 letters out of your photo, upload it and they identified it straight away, free. :up2:
Here's what I uploaded and one click told me it was ribbon 131.
(http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c5/tassie_devil/font2.jpg)
-
Tess, that is really cool and the fact that it is free is even better!!
Margie
-
I've used this web site myself for several years. As long as the lettering is clean with a dark or high contrasting background, it can detect what font you are looking for. Sometimes I've had to cleanup the lettering and provided a different background so the web site could make a clear identification. :D
Regards, David
-
Great site Tess, I bookmarked it! David, thanks for the tips.
Hannie
-
:up2: :up2:
Two thumbs up!
As a Graphic Designer for the last 18 years, this is an invaluable tool!
Wish I would've known about this site sooner.
Thanks a million!
Jeremiah
-
Very cool site!
Jan