i have cs2. i am in need of help, lol. i am curious as to how when i draw a full picture out on a page, scan it and color it, how can i shrink it down along with other pages and piece it togther to make comic panels and a whole page?
ive tried the move/transform tool and my pictures get mishappen.
What kytri said works, but I wouldn't use the transform tool for this at all. I don't know for sure, but I'm reasonably certain Photoshop tends to blur stuff more if you resize it with the transform tool. If you scan your panels separately, figure out what size you need them, resize them with Image -> Size (I think, my PS is German), then paste them together. That should preserve the quality better.
Or, if you tend to draw all the panels in the relative size and space you need them on the page, like I do, just do what he said- Image->Image Size, and resize it from there. You'll probably want to click on the "constrain proportions" checkbox, and select "Bilinear Sharper" (if that's an option in CS2) for your resize mode.
Thanks for all the advice. sorry it took so long to reply, i havent felt well.
Anyway, so what i gather from most of you is what i was thinking of doing isnt going to work. So, let me change this around a bit.
to do the art we do, i neeed alot of space for each panel. so does any one have any suggestions from there? i post alot of singular pages that are splash type pages, but should/ would be much better and coherent in panel format. it would help the story flow.
so other than drawing the panels on a paper pages by hand are there any other methods anyone would suggest that i can do that will take pages colored and drawn seperatly and combine them together?