HeAt Needs Help.. Again

[quote=HeAt]Hey everyone, im currently doing a project for school where im given an image, which reprisents 2 mathematical functions, then must put a set of axes on it to take the values at each given point. If i am given an image, how to i put axes ON it? I don't have photoshop, that would have been much easier just by adding transparency.. [url=http://postimage.org/image/2vify4n44/][img]http://s3.postimage.org/2vify4n44/Logans_Logo_Scr.jpg[/img][/url] that would be the image which i need to put a grid over.. can anyone please explain how to do it, or if you have photoshop, do that transparency trick. If doable, try to have it so that the point (0, 0) is the bottom left of the box. Pictures of axes can be found all over the internet, but here's one: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_pX5sV70JHjw/S-3W2qUUnwI/AAAAAAAAASE/sbx3fE4leqA/s400/xy-graph.gif . It would be a huge help, thanks :) - HeAt[/quote]

[quote=spooon]i can help u, the problem is i have no idea what you talking about. can you please try and explane it like you were talking to a 6 year old girl ?[/quote]

[quote=Mowen]If it's just 2 axes (and not a whole grid) you can easily do it with Microsoft Paint by using the line tool. Just try straight on the picture and save it under a different name to keep the original.[/quote]

[quote=l2aFeTa]If you dont have photoshop you can try GIMP instead (http://www.gimp.org/), its free and its very similar to photoshop. Talking about the grid thing, you can do like Mowen says with straight lines over the image or if you use gimp/photoshop you should try inserting a new layer on the image in which you will "paste" the grid thing (that should be treated first removing the white background if not it would collapse with the function's drawing). There are several guides about how doing this just searching with google like http://photo-info.co.nz/articles/removing-image-backgrounds-gimp and http://www.fabiovisentin.com/tutorial/GIMP_transparent_image/gimp_how_to_make_transparent_image.asp. The layer thing is very easy and there are guides for it too. My advice is: before trying yourself this make a backup of the original pictures. Hope it helps![/quote]

[quote=spooon][IMG]http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc403/spooonishere/axes.jpg[/IMG] describe what you want, were you want it, with which numbers and axes and sow forth on and ill smack it togever[/quote]

[quote=HeAt]I would like the numbers and boxes. imagine like the picture i posted, right over the picture i need it on. That grid but if possible, with smaller squares.. its difficult to discribe.. imagine like a mathematical set of axes, x and y, on graph paper. So basically, take the picture of the logo, put the graph right over it. I wish i could describe it better. Imagine that wasnt a picture, but a function and that function was on a graph. i would like it to look like that. I tried gimp, the transparency messes up though, i cant seem to make it work with clarity[/quote]

[quote=spooon][IMG]http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc403/spooonishere/axis1.jpg[/IMG] tell me what is wrong here and how you would change it. lets just start here shall we D:[/quote]

[quote=HeAt]id like the numbers along the sides, oh and you have x and y backwards....[/quote]

[quote=Read]I would just effing print the thing on graph paper. DUH. Im bi-winning.[/quote]

[quote=HeAt]it needs to be submitted digitally. its a portfolio task, part of IB in school[/quote]