Originally Posted by retablo (Post 6031358)

The bar is gone. The cases are the same height. The inserts are taller than regular inserts.

Originally Posted by Damage Inc. (Post 6031373)

Ah, OK. So I guess it's not appropriate as replacements for the regular cases. Cause the inserts would be too short.
Are there no cases that are simply the same as the blue BD-cases but then either "clear" or black?

Originally Posted by Damage Inc. (Post 6030475)

Yeah, I was thinking about this. You can't really do much in terms of editing images together seamlessly in InDesign right?
Like using brushes and all that kind of stuff...

Maybe it's best to first edit the artwork in Photoshop, and then assemble it in a template in InDesign, getting it ready to print.

I'm having a real hard time only positioning and sizing images with InDesign though.
They keep deforming even though I click all kinds of "lock aspect-ratio"-buttons and all that.
And I though Photoshop was hard to work with... It's Word all over again! D: :P

Originally Posted by mdewater (Post 6030913)

I'm somewhat surprised that no one has tried some mock Criterion Disney covers.

Originally Posted by runnersdialzero (Post 6031692)

These might be perfect for that.

http://www.awesome-robo.com/2012/04/...y-posters.html

Originally Posted by Scorpion Soldier (Post 6018629)

Speaking of slipcovers, made one for Clash of the Titans earlier this week. Not a fan of the movie at all, hated it for the most part. But i have the Blu-ray sitting on my shelf(it was a gift) and thought i at least had to replace the awful artwork. So i made a slipcover to cover it(with matching inlay for the case itself coming soon):
http://img845.imageshack.us/img845/3910/cottbd.jpg
Mixed some artwork with the background style of Wrath of the Titans, might make one for that one also when i get an idea for it. Awful movies, but i have to admit the promotional artwork has some really great stuff to work with.

Originally Posted by universityboy (Post 6032064)

I really prefer this cover art to the official release cover of the film. I enjoyed the film, even though it has it's issues in story but at least it's a fun popcorn film. Would it be possible to have a copy of the cover art you've made, once finished? I would like to use it to replace the awful rental copy art mine has.

Originally Posted by DrrnHarr (Post 6031679)

With InDesign use the "Fitting" command and tell it to fit the image proportionally. The "Fitting" command gives you several different options.

Originally Posted by bartlettphoto (Post 5014127)

Dig it! :thumbsup:

Originally Posted by Damage Inc. (Post 6033394)

I think I found that. But then, I think it still doesn't keep the original aspect-ratio.
It's just not clear to me how you can simply instantly resize an image by dragging, without deforming it.

Originally Posted by DrrnHarr (Post 6034840)

If you choose the Proportional command in InDesign it will keep the correct ratio.

Don't drag the photo in InDesign, draw the image box and then use Ctrl D to choose the image that you want to import into that box. Then use the "Fitting" command.

Originally Posted by Damage Inc. (Post 6034958)

Ah, OK. I'll give that a try. Thanks.

Originally Posted by Snowmaker (Post 6040552)

Has anyone done a nice Jurassic Park Trilogy one that will fit a normal width case? I'd love to buy the trilogy, but I don't want its packaging on my shelf.