Saturday, March 05, 2016

checking png-transparency


5 comments:

MrGoodson2 said...

I didn't do the logo but the people that did wanted to have the png transparent and didn't have the software to accomplish it.

Tom Moon said...

It's a nice logo. Since you didn't do it I can say this: The fact that the logo is based around a full circle visual motif, with what looks like little white compass points all around it, suggests "360 degrees" to me rather than "180 degrees". But I suppose it's meant to look like you're looking down on a cupcake or muffin.

MrGoodson2 said...

The degrees are actually supposed to refer to temperature( I'm not sure if it's Celsius or Fahrenheit) Supposedly when some important baking chemical thing happens. But I thought it does look like the 180 as angle degrees is reinforced with the dots.

Tom Moon said...

I googled "180 degrees baking". So now I know, 180 degrees Celsius is 350 degrees Farenheit, and it's a common cooking temperature that balances cooking the food through and through with overcooking the outside. "Suitable for a wide range of baked goods and other dishes."

MrGoodson2 said...

I imagine one of the most important things as a master chef-type, is to understand optimum cooking temps. And have a long , well noted bit of trial and error on that final judgement about optimum.