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Step 7Set Up the Photo Using Drawing/Image Editing Software
ROTATE IMAGE TO VERTICAL, AND SHARPEN, IF NECESSARY:
Once your image is in your chosen software package, rotate the photo so that the vertical edge between the two wall squares is truly vertical. You can use a guideline as a reference and rotate it by hand, or any other method that suits you. In Photoshop you can use the "Ruler" tool to trace over the edge and then go to Image>Rotate Canvas>Arbitrary. The correct rotation value should already be entered in.
Feel free to sharpen the image using your preferred method. I'm not even going to open the can of worms that is "how best to sharpen images". Your image might not need it at all. Photoshop's (much maligned) "Sharpen" or "Sharpen More" filters might be useful in this instance for the first time in Photoshop history.
INSERT YOUR LOGO/ARTWORK INTO THE IMAGE, AND RESIZE IT SO THAT IT JUST FITS WITHIN THE OUTSIDE BORDERS OF THE THREE RECTANGLES:
Throw your artwork into the photo. Scale it so that it's a good fit for the outside borders of the rectangles. Take a look at this image to familiarize yourself.
Once your image is in your chosen software package, rotate the photo so that the vertical edge between the two wall squares is truly vertical. You can use a guideline as a reference and rotate it by hand, or any other method that suits you. In Photoshop you can use the "Ruler" tool to trace over the edge and then go to Image>Rotate Canvas>Arbitrary. The correct rotation value should already be entered in.
Feel free to sharpen the image using your preferred method. I'm not even going to open the can of worms that is "how best to sharpen images". Your image might not need it at all. Photoshop's (much maligned) "Sharpen" or "Sharpen More" filters might be useful in this instance for the first time in Photoshop history.
INSERT YOUR LOGO/ARTWORK INTO THE IMAGE, AND RESIZE IT SO THAT IT JUST FITS WITHIN THE OUTSIDE BORDERS OF THE THREE RECTANGLES:
Throw your artwork into the photo. Scale it so that it's a good fit for the outside borders of the rectangles. Take a look at this image to familiarize yourself.
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