Transparent watermark

[remus]

I dont suppose you could make the model background white? Then it would all blend together...

[LOAFIN ANDY]

Was the logo saved as an Interlaced PNG.?

[Matt666]

Thank you for your quick answers!
Model Background is already white, remus.
Here is the logo:But model is above him. So you don't see logo all the time.
And when I try to put logo above model space, white color of the logo is displayed:
i want logo above model space but without white color... Like this:

@unknownuser said:

Was the logo saved as an Interlaced PNG.?
I don't know... I don't understand all PNG parameters

Thank you!

[thomthom]

Can you post the logo image you are using?

[Matt666]

Yep! Thank you for your interest Thomthom!
EDIT : What is this f*****g black color????

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[thomthom]

That blackness you see in that thumbnail is due to the thumbnail generator not handling transparency in the original image.

I'll look at your image now.

[thomthom]

I found the cause of the transparency problem.
SU doesn't like transparency in images with a palette. When I converted your image to be full-colour image the transparency worked fine.

Attached is the image that works.

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[Matt666]

Wow thank you thomthom! I don't understand how you do that, but it works fine!

@unknownuser said:

transparency in images with a palette
Neither Don't understand this...

@unknownuser said:

your image to be full-colour image
Nor Don't understand that!
Sorry... I don't like transparency

[thomthom]

Your image had reduces number of colours. An palette of 256 colours. All I did was open it up on Photoshop and set it to full colours. (16.7 millions) Image->Mode->RGB Color. You will see that your original image has I ndexed Color ticked when you open it up in Photoshop. That indicates it has reduced number of colours.

[Matt666]

Ah, Ok! Thank you for theses explanations!