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Modern Sans Serif - ID Please
Posted by CLM01 in
6 Jan 2013 — 3:41pm
6 Jan 2013 — 3:41pm
hey. this one has certain aksidenz qualities and other like Avenir etc but this is something a bit rarer i think... can anybody help??
thanks!
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6 Jan 2013 — 4:15pm
I can't find anything, but a perspective-corrected image may help:
6 Jan 2013 — 4:34pm
Looks like Apercu bold, by Colophon. http://www.colophon-foundry.org/fonts/apercu/about-font
6 Jan 2013 — 6:38pm
Fivos, I appreciate your perspective-correction posts in various threads. Please tell me how you do that. Thanks.
6 Jan 2013 — 8:03pm
Hi Steve,
you can do a perspective correction in Photoshop, but it's a bit complex as it usually involves more than one steps - depending on the image:
I usually perform an Arbitrary Rotate (to horizontalize the baseline) and then select the text area and do one or more Edit->Tranform->Perspective or Edit->Tranform->Skew operations.
The complexity -and the inaccuracy- of the above operations led me to design a new tool for our font identification software (Find my Font v3.1) which allow you to select an image area and perform any or all of the following operations as a single task:
=> Deformation/Perspective correction
=> Image enlargement
=> Image mirroring
=> Contrast correction
=> Expand/Shrink Text width
You can find more details and an image example of how it works in the following Typophile thread:
http://www.typophile.com/node/92904