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iPhone iPhone 4 Wallpaper Thread (Some NSFW)
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not to be a douche but why are there so many ppl posting pics that aren't the right resolution? isn't the point of this thread to have them at the right res?
anyway on a positive note, thanks for all the wallpapers, there have been a couple of real doozies on here
anyway on a positive note, thanks for all the wallpapers, there have been a couple of real doozies on here
not to be a douche but why are there so many ppl posting pics that aren't the right resolution? isn't the point of this thread to have them at the right res?
anyway on a positive note, thanks for all the wallpapers, there have been a couple of real doozies on here
To add to the thought, there is a screen shots thread so posting just a screen shot is cruel unless you post the original or link to original so others can have at it also.
I really appreciate the work that everyone is putting into these shelf backgrounds. They're very cool, especially the different textures. I think they're all missing something though... I'll post a quick example in just a couple minutes here.
anyone?can anyone resize these for me?
the last one is too big to post in the thread so heres the link
http://i29.tinypic.com/2qibw4h.jpg
Dude.. these are my two future wives. They've been my favorites since I was 16.
Thanks! How did you do this? Every time I tried to scale down an image in GIMP it would always look stretched out.
Since I'm hardly on my wallpaper for long, I don't even notice a decrease. The only time I'm on it for longer than a few seconds is when I'm tinkering with it while it's connected, and even then it's charging.
I'm not sure how gimp works, I use Photoshop. In ps I create a new image 640x960 pixels and then open the photo I want to choose. On the photo I, depending on which one, either select an area or just select the entire thing. Copy, paste onto the 640x960 image I created. From there I use the transform/scale tool and play around with it until it looks somewhat natural. I try to keep the height/width percentages even so they don't look stretched. There's probably a better way as I'm no expert, but hopefully this helps!
It's MonsterDroid. I downloaded then went in with SSH, copied to desktop, edited a bit and copied back. I wanted my own wallpaper, stuff like that.
Does anyone have this background by itself? No shelves. Thanks.
Could someone make one like this but in carbon fiber???
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