Way to change a writing on an object

[Lich555]

Hi

I've got the attached candle. Is there not time-consuming way to change the writing? I'd like to change the "Cranberry" to something else.

Edited January 5, 2023 by Lich555
Attached a photo

[walt.farrell]

I'm not seeing anything attached.

But if you have an image of text, as opposed to having vector text, it will be harder to make changes to it.

 

[carl123]

11 hours ago, Lich555 said:

I'd like to change the "Cranberry" to something else.

Not sure which apps you have, but you can...

Clone out the existing text
Add new text
Then a combination of Warp Group (Designer) and Live Perspective Filter (APhoto)

New text remains editable

File attached

 

somethingelse.afphoto

[henryanthony]

@carl123 - NICE JOB!

[walt.farrell]

@Lich555: One caution to consider. The image has someone's registered trademark in it. Assuming it's not your trademark, you should probably get their permission if you're going to use that image in anything you try to sell or make publicly available on the Internet where they might see it.

[Lich555]

11 hours ago, anto said:

You can change all and create your own writing.

Look at video.

First step, create rectangle and use for it Warp group Perspective.

Then write any text and move it under rectangle.

 

 

I've got only Affinity Photo and I don't see this warp tool in this app.

[Ron P.]

On 1/5/2023 at 12:26 PM, Lich555 said:

I'd like to change the "Cranberry" to something else.

How about Green Tea?

You sell candles? Are you the web designer, product photographer?

[Lich555]

6 hours ago, Ron P. said:

How about Green Tea?

You sell candles? Are you the web designer, product photographer?

I'm a product photographer. I do 20-30 candle photos each 1-2 month for the bother's online shop. I did sort of a template and now I'm just changing the colours + writings so I don't have to set up the entire background each time. + my brother wanted the photos to be exactly the same. I've got all those candles, bought. I don't think it is illegal... or is it? I mean... what's the difference for a producer of those candles? The only difference is that I don't shoot each one candle separately, but I just edit one photo.

[Ron P.]

That's great!! Those images on the website look nice.

[Lich555]

1 minute ago, Ron P. said:

That's great!! Those images on the website look nice.

Man, don't scare me! Thought I do something illegal BUT I don't do this for this shop you've linked, it's an official producer's shop. I do it for a third-party shop. I hope it doesn't make it illegal. Pro Candle sells those candles mainly for other shops, in bulk.