Thanks John, and yeah I got the Outbreak, Sorry I forgot to tell you

Jason, another job well-done on the Friday the 13th covers.

Look at it this way, as long as it doesn't hurt anyone, and you still have priorities (rent, food, car payment) and you DVD addiction doesn't get in the way of that then I say so be it...
Chris

============Hi-Res (5.66MB) Here

You can get a full res version (~2.4 megs) from

My FortuneCity Page

You'll need to go to the page to get it, I don't thing fortunecity allows direct linking.

I've also uploaded the Regular and Superbit (2) versions of the Fifth Element cover there as well (There is still some cleanup I need to do on them, so they probably will be updated). I got them to around 5.4 megs now. I also saw another pretty cool Fifth Element Image . Anyone think that would be good for use on a cover.

Jason, outstanding work on the Friday covers -- I will definetly have to replace all of mine now. I can't wait to see the alternate cover for Part 8 (I'm assuming it's the "I Love NY" one). Kudos on those and the Elm Streets.

Thanks for sending me the the cover Greek, BTW, I printed it off and it looked just fine. A shame that the poster was a bit truncated (I didn't realise until AFTER I posted it...) but it still looks excellent all printed off

Great Covers Jason! I found one prob. though. Jason Goes to Hell has a menu shot of Part V on the back!

Hey Joeyohh,

Thanks for trying. Does anyone else have the Indiana Jones dvd covers from dvdcoverart? Can you please forward it to me or post a link.

Thanks

my e-mail

Hi there. I've been looking for a Superbit Fifth Element cover, but the one called "FifthElementSuperbit_2a.jpg" looks just like the reguar one. Do you have another Superbit cover?

Thanks in advance.

The rear cover and spine are identical to the main cover. It is using an alternate poster for the front cover though. There is another version of the superbit cover as well, check page two for more details.

Thanks! The other Suerbit cover is just what I wanted! Any chance you can upload it to your web page?

I tried emailing ya dude but it bounced - email me and I'll send you whatever covers you need (that goes for any other covers anyone else needs)

mdx
Good to hear from you Matt. I miss you and hope the site will be up soon.

Take care

I'm still looking for a custom 2-disc cover (Amaray or Alpha) for Apocalypse Now and Apocalypse Now Redux. Anybody have one or interested in undertaking the project?

anyone done Scooby-Doo or Insomnia. Widescreen of course (also I know most people hate them but could you leave the "Widescreen Edition" on the front, I like to promote my widescreen disc.)

I'll do Scooby and Insomnia as soon as I get them. I should get Scooby today from Columbia House, and can probably get it converted tonight.

I read the DVD cover thread and about printing out my own dvd covers. I have one setup in Photoshop 7 that I want to print. When I try to print it says the image is larger than the printable area and some clipping will occur. How can I get around this with standard 8½x11 paper? And will it actually clip the image a lot? Just wondering how some people print them from their PCs with standard letter size paper. Thanks.

Oh and I didn't put this in the DVD cover thread because I didn't think I'd get many responses.

A standard dvd cover should fit the printable area just fine. You might want to check File>Page Setup, it may be set as portrait rather than landscape, in which case it will chop off the sides.

Well I rotated the canvas so I could print the normal way. Maybe I can try and switch it back and change it to landscape. Any other ideas?

Do you have Illustrator? I normally don't print from Photoshop and use Illustrator instead because you can precisely see (and change) the orientation of the image against the printable area size.

The easiest way to print covers on standard paper is to set your printing mode to landscade mode, then tape two sheets of paper together and tell the program that it's legal-sized paper and not letter.

Thanks everyone. I switched it to landscape and legal size paper with another piece taped to it and it worked like a charm. I also switch the print orientation from center to 0 top and 0 left.

Thanks again.

Merged thread.

I understand the desire for exposure, but this is where your question belongs.

Can someone please help me to find a cover for Muppets Take Manhattan. I recently got the free version from a Cheerios box and need a nice cover for an Amaray case.