Recolor Planes

[juligc]

Este es un espacio para que los modeladores puedan:

-Aprender a realizar recolor o un "color scheme"
-Copartir su trabajo de recolor de otros autores
-realizar solucitudes de recolor de algun modelo

[juligc]

como recolorear :


En este caso yo recoloreare el avion de SISSORSANDPAPER ,los A-10C:
-A-10C Spandahlem AFB, Germany 2011
-A-10C Bagram AFB , Afghanistan 2014

y tendre que tener:

1.-Inkscape(Programa para editar vectores)
2.-InstantEyedropper(sofware que permite la obtencion del color de una imagen)
3.-La plantilla de el avion que se desea recolorear (decals)
4.-Paint

[juligc]

En el siguente archivo se detalla como recolorear estos aviones (el archivo es de Steve Bondy)

Para poder realizar el recolor se requiere de paciencia:
-en primer lugar se debe tener el archivo del avion
-en paint se debe tener el "decal del avion que se va a "recolorear"
-se recorta las imagenes en paint con la opcion : "SELECCION LIBRE"
-se pasa el dibujo a inskape y se vectorizar mapa de bits: (si es una imagen es preferible utilizar la opcion color con mas de 100 pasadas)(si es una silueta o letras se puede urilizar grises no mas de 2 pasas o usar deteccion o reduccion de borde a conveniencia)
-el dibujo una vez vectorizado es ubicado en el avion con ayuda visual y se ajusta su posicion
-se realiza un procedimiento similar con los demas dibujos
-para el recolor en pintura observar el siguiente archivo:
http://stevespaper.com/Downloads/Rec...20Inkscape.pdf
o
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...0pOMml7wpnWjSw

-Final mente se cambia el nombre del archivo por el nombre de el recolor y se guarda como pdf

[Texman]

This is an English speaking forum. Please, if your going to post in your native language, use a translator to provide the English speaking version of your post.

[cafe]

A similar tool for getting colors from a picture is the Colorzilla extension for Firefox and Chrome.

Install Colorzilla in your Browser, open a picture/drag a pic to your browser window, click the colorzilla icon, click any pixel in your picture and voilà! the html value of that color is copied to the clipboard (the rgb values are also displayed) and you can paste it in the corresponding field in the "fill and stroke" dialog in Inkscape. Inkscape will automatically add the FF at the end for full opacity.

[juligc]

y finalmente se contribuye con el post


A-10C Spandahlem AFB, Germany 2011

A-10C Bagram AFB , Afghanistan 2014 (119)

[juligc]

Sorry Carlos I do not like traslate the text in GOOGLE traductor because It usually is a bad traslate

[Texman]

1) Carlos said nothing about a translator, it was me.

2) Whether you like a translator or not, this is an English speaking forum. Please use a translator

3) Those are recolors of SNP's (Bruno) A-10s, they should be in his thread.

If you have questions, please contact me and I will help get you on the right path.

[juligc]

-ehh yes, the models are of bruno.

This is an "alternative " post to make a contribution of ANY type recolor of any author .

-Sorry, No escribire en ingles!!!
Inquietudes.
Gracias

[cafe]

No tuve ningun problema con tu español. I didn't have any problem with your spanish.

I'm not a fan of using bitmap images in a recolor of a vector file. It adds weight to the file (sometimes too much weight). I prefer using the bitmap image as a base for a vector variant. Lock the layer with the bitmap file and trace over it in a new unlocked layer. When you're finished, unlock the other layer and delete the original.

I just did this this afternoon for the badge of GT 2/62 "Franche-Comté". See the pdf below. The final badge, as it will appear on the nose of a 1:300 C-47, is there between the red lined and the color version.

The original jpg is 43 kb, the pdf with said jpg and 3 vector versions is 59kb (the corresponding svg is 64 kb). Despite the simplification it's still more elaborate than needed for the final scale (1.3 mm x 1.8 mm).