Non-BV Backgrounds

[cheldon]

I have a non-BV scene that I wish to use as 'background' on some of my website pages.
I would like to "fade" the scene so that it is visible but unintrusive to the eye. The scene would look similar in visibility as BV background item misc066.
cheldon - 14346

[Girlonthehill]

Re: Non-BV Backgrounds

Depending on the file type of the image you want to use then could you not manipulate it in a graphics/photo application like PaintShop Pro or Fireworks? Let us know what kind of file it is and we can be more specific with our help.

[cheldon]

Re: Non-BV Backgrounds

I regret to advise that I am at a complete loss trying to identify my background scene that I wish to use.
The following information is taken from the "properties" of the picture:
Width: 180 pixels
Height: 135 pixels
Horizontal Resolution: 72 dpi
Vertical Resolution: 72 dpi
Bit Depth: 24
Frame Count: 1
Equipment Make: Minolta
Camera Model: DiMage Xt
Creation Software: Ver 1.00
Color Resolution: sRGB
Flash Mode:
Focal Length: 17 mm
F/Number: F/8
Exposure Time: 1/180 sec
ISO Speed: IS0-50
Metering Mode: Pattern
Light Source: Unknown
Exposure Program: Normal
Exposure Compensation: 0 Step
Date Taken: 01/01/2003/12:00 AM
Please accept my apologies for the lengthy reply. I know you only asked me "what Time it was" and my reply 'tells you how the clock works', but I don't understand the technological questions.

[Girlonthehill]

Re: Non-BV Backgrounds

LOL Don't worry, from what you have given I think it's probably a .jpg file. That means that you can edit it using a photo editing application like PaintShop Pro, PhotoShop or similar. That's what you need to do - alter the image size to the size of your page, alter the transparency to what you're happy with etc. Just like editing any photograph.