10-29-2010, 02:28 AM | #1 |
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201 Screensaver Images + Guide For Making Your Own (photoshop)
Over the past couple of weeks I've gotten a lot of help from this forum so to say thanks here are 201 screensaver pictures. Their 600x800 16 color gifs. They only take up about 12MB in all. Some mite have "naughty" words or themes so skim over them if that's a concern to you. If you need help putting them on you device goto step 4 of the PhotoShop guide (hack need for custom screensavers).
PhotoShop Guide Perquisites You Need PhotoShop (duh) You must have a jailbroken kindle You need to have screensaver hack installed Guide for both here. Step 0 Make New Image. Ctrl + N or File>New. Wifi and G3 Kindles are 600x800 DXs are 824 x 1200 (for Gen 3 not sure about older Kindles) Step 1 Add image to canvas. Drag or copy paste or import it. Then Re-size to fit it how you would like it. Ctrl + t Step 2 *Optional If you want to mess with the image to make it your own now is the time. Before the image is exported, it should be tweaked for grayscale. Images with color can get away with out having a lot of contrast in its values. To fix this, make a Posteriz and a Black and White or Hue/Satration adjustment layer. Set the posteriz layer levels to 15 if you have a kindle 2 or 16 for a kindle 3. The black and white layer can also be adjusted to your liking. If you used a Hue/Saturation layer (only if your using CS2 or lower) the set saturation to -100. With the main image layer selected Hit Ctrl + l to open up the levels window (you can alturativly make a levels ajusment layer). Theres no one setting garented to give you good resultes but a good rule of tumb for the levels window is to move the outer arrows to the edge of the graph and move the middle arrow to where it looks right. (can someone say run-on sentance) After the changes have been made turn off visibility or delete the postrize and the black and white or Hue/sat layers. (If you used the BLK and WHT layer to change the image keep it on) Step 3 Save your image via "web save" Ctrl + Alt + Shift + S (win) or file>Save for web devices. 1. Set Output to gif. 2. Open drop down menu goto "Load Color Table" Use ether Kindle 2 (Add by clarknova) or Kindle 3 Color Table. 3. Set Dither to Diffusion and adjust the amount of dither to your liking. 4. Save Step 4 Drag and drop images in to KindleDrive:\linkss\screensavers Step 5 Reset Kindle. On Kindle goto home>menu>settings>menu>restart Thats it! If your make you own Share them!!!!! Enjoy! Last edited by Snuggles0220; 10-29-2010 at 06:25 PM. |
10-29-2010, 06:56 AM | #2 |
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Thanks for all the images man. Karma for you.
Now, I will make a compilation of my own in some time and share it with ya'll. |
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snuggles & hellraiser. And a fool-proof method for adding to on my Kindle?
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When you "save for web & device...", if you click the "Color Table" menu, you can then load the correct palette for your kindle. Photoshop defines the palette by best guess, but forcing the kindle's palette will preserve more colors in the end.
I've attached the Kindle2 color table (which only uses 15 different colors, not 16). Someone should probably create one for the K3 and see if it's different (as in using all 16 colors). Also, the diffusion settings in the "save for web & device" dialog are really quite excellent. |
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Personally I like to switch the image to greyscale and then adjust the levels before dropping to 16-colour. It can make a HUGE difference in how the image looks on the device, a lot of my images looked really flat but after messing with the levels they pop right off the screen.
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