Nunam:
great job

Thanks

dominique:


He has already deactivated but his details have been noted.

I find it a bit coincidental that this is the 3rd red flag within a short period of time involving customers of this particular Highstreet microfinance bank. Traders should be careful when dealing with anybody using that bank account. There must be something about it that is attracting scammers to open account there.

It's not a real bank account.
Nobody should deal with anyone using Highstreet MFB

There is an app on playstore called r*(Name withheld) You can open as much as 20 Highstreet bank with customised names and account no.

Nigerians are now abusing the previledge of that innovation

Just to enlighten you.and maybe other scammers will be aware now.

Want some selfie pics that are AI generated and does not exist anywhere?

This is the website for you

https://www.thispersondoesnotexist.com/

Basically, AI generates selfie images that do not exist online.

Vector images are typically used for logos, icons, typesetting and digital illustrations. Adobe Illustrator is the industry-standard image editor that is used to create, design and edit vector images (though it can also incorporate raster images, as well).

PDF
PDF stands for Portable Document Format and is an image format used to display documents and graphics correctly, no matter the device, application, operating system or web browser. At its core, PDF files have a powerful vector graphics foundation, but can also display everything from raster graphics to form fields to spreadsheets. Because it is a near universal standard, PDF files are often the file format requested by printers to send a final design into production. Both Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator can export straight to PDF, making it easy to start your design and get it ready for printing.

An illustrative poster design
Oakland poster by Martis Lupus
A print poster design
Yoga posterby Trisixtin for yogawithleo
You should use a PDF when…
You’re ready to print. As we mentioned, many printers prefer PDF as their primary delivery format because it is so ubiquitous. Check with your printer to see how they’d like you to prepare your file.
You want to display documents on the web. You wouldn’t use a PDF for a single icon or logo, but it’s great for posters, flyers, magazines and booklets. PDFs will keep your entire design in one package, making it easy to view, download or print.
Don’t use a PDF when…
You need to edit your design. PDFs are great containers, but use other applications for the contents. You can edit raster images with Photoshop and vector graphics with Illustrator. When you’re done, you can combine those into a PDF for easy viewing.
EPS
EPS is an image format that stands for Encapsulated PostScript. Although it is used primarily as a vector format, an EPS file can include both vector and raster image data. Typically, an EPS file includes a single design element that can be used in a larger design.

A vector logo design
by artsigma
A sketch-style vector logo design
by Dusan Klepic
A gradient vector logo design using negative space
by Sava Stoic
You should use an EPS when…
You need to send a vector logo to a client, designer or a printer. With an EPS file, you don’t have to worry about where the logo will be placed or printed. No matter the size, it will always appear at the correct resolution.
Don’t use an EPS when…
You’re dealing with photographs or artwork. EPS can handle raster images, but this type of image file is primarily for vectors. Work with a PSD, TIF or JPEG when you have a photo project.
You need to display an image online. Export to JPEG, PNG or GIF first.
AI
AI is a proprietary vector image format that stands for Adobe Illustrator. The format is based on both the EPS and PDF standards developed by Adobe. Like those formats, AI files are primarily a vector-based format, though they can also include embedded or linked raster images. AI files can be exported to both PDF and EPS files (for easy reviewing and printing), and also JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF and PSD (for web use and further editing).

The Adobe Illustrator interface with a breakdown of how to use the program
You should use an AI when…
You need to edit a vector design. AI files allow you to move and alter every single element in your design with just a click or two.
You need to create a logo, icon or brand mascot. Every vector shape and line created in Illustrator can be blown up to any size, which makes it ideal for images that need to be used in many different ways.
You want a one-page print piece. Illustrator is perfect for posters, business cards, flyers and notecards that can be combined with other raster images.
You need to set type for a logo. Illustrator’s typesetting features are incredibly powerful, enabling any text to be stretched, skewed and transformed any way imaginable.
Don’t use an AI when…
You need to edit images. If a raster image (photo or artwork) is being used in a composition, Illustrator has a limited number of tools to edit that image directly. Photoshop (PSD files) can make more comprehensive adjustments like color, contrast and brightness.

You should use a TIFF when…
You need high-quality print graphics. Along with RAW, TIFF files are among the highest quality graphic formats available. If you’re printing photos—especially at enormous sizes—use this format.
You are making a high-quality scan. Using TIFF to scan your documents, photos and artwork will ensure that you have the best original file to work off of.
Don’t use at TIFF when…
You’re working with web graphics. While many web browsers support it, TIFF files are optimized for print. Go with JPEG or PNG when you need to display high-quality images online.
RAW
A raw image format contains the unprocessed data captured by a digital camera or scanner’s sensor. Typically, images are processed (adjusted for color, white balance, exposure, etc.) and then converted and compressed into another format (e.g. JPEG or TIFF). Raw images store the unprocessed and processed data in two separate files, so you’re left with the highest quality image possible that you can edit non-destructively with a photo editing application like Photoshop. There are dozens and dozens of raw formats, but some of the typical formats are CRW (Canon), NEF (Nikon), and DNG (Adobe).

You should use RAW when…
You are shooting and editing photos. Make sure your camera is set to RAW so you can capture the most versatile image. Then, use a compatible photo-editing application to adjust your image.
Don’t use RAW when…
You’re working with web graphics. RAW is built for photo editing. When you’re ready to present your photos for the web, convert them to JPEG.
You’re ready to print your photos. Many printers won’t accept raw formats, so first convert to JPEG or TIFF.
PSD
PSD is a proprietary layered image format that stands for Photoshop Document. These are original design files created in Photoshop that are fully editable with multiple layers and image adjustments. PSDs are primarily used to create and edit raster images, but this unique format can also contain vector layers as well, making it extremely flexible for a number of different projects. A PSD can be exported into any number of image file formats, including all of the raster formats listed above.

The Adobe Photoshop interface showing a PSD image
You should use a PSD when…
It’s time to retouch photos. Need to color correct a photo? Or add a layer of text? PSD = photos.
You need to edit artwork for digital or print. That could be a photo, painting, drawing, or anything else. Photoshop is the right tool to make sure every line, shadow and texture is in place.
You want digital images for the web like social media images, banner ads, email headers, videos etc. Creating these images in Photoshop will ensure they’re right size and optimized for the web.
You have to create a website or app mockup. Layers make it easy to move UI elements around.
You want to get fancy with animation and video. Photoshop makes it easy to cut together simple video clips and add graphics, filters, text, animation and more.
Don’t use a PSD when…
You need to post a photo online or send a preview to a client. The web is JPEG friendly. Convert first to make sure your audience can see your image (and so it won’t take several minutes to download).
You’re ready to print your photos. Many printers won’t accept the PSD format, so first convert to JPEG or TIFF.
Vector file formats
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What is a vector image
Vector images are digital artwork in which points, lines and curves are calculated by the computer. They essentially giant math equations, and every “equation” can be assigned a color, stroke or thickness (among other styles) to turn the shapes into art. Unlike raster images, vector images are resolution independent. When you shrink or enlarge a vector image, your shapes get larger, but you won’t lose any detail or get any pixelation. Because your image will always render identically, no matter the size, there is no such thing as a lossy or lossless vector image type.

CMYK a four-color printing process that stands for cyan, magenta, yellow and key (black). These colors represent the four inks that will combine during the printing process. Files saved in this format will be optimized for physical printing.

RGB is a light-based color model that stands for red, green and blue. These are the three primary colors of light that combine to produce other colors. Files saved in this format will be optimized for the web, mobile phones, film and video—anything that appears on a screen.

Lossy vs. lossless
Each raster image file is either lossless or lossy, depending on how the format handles your image data.

Lossless image formats capture all of the data of your original file. Nothing from the original file, photo, or piece of art is lost—hence the term “lossless.” The file may still be compressed, but all lossless formats will be able to reconstruct your image to its original state.

Lossy image formats approximate what your original image looks like. For example, a lossy image might reduce the amount of colors in your image or analyze the image for any unnecessary data. These clever technical tricks will typically reduce the file size, though they may reduce the quality of your image.

Typically, lossy files are much smaller than lossless files, making them ideal to use online where file size and download speed are vital.

JPEG/JPG
JPEG is a lossy raster format that stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group, the technical team that developed it. This is one of the most widely used formats online, typically for photos, email graphics and large web images like banner ads. JPEG images have a sliding scale of compression that decreases file size tremendously, but increases artifacts or pixelation the more the image is compressed.

NON-COMPRESSED JPG


COMPRESSED JPG


You should use a JPEG when…
You’re dealing with online photos and/or artwork. JPEGs offer you the most flexibility with raster editing and compression making them ideal for web images that need to be downloaded quickly.
You want to print photos and/or artwork. At high resolution files with low compression, JPEGs are perfect for editing and then printing.
You need to send a quick preview image to a client. JPEG images can be reduced to very small sizes making them great for emailing.
Don’t use a JPEG when…
You need a web graphic with transparency. JPEGs do not have a transparency channel and must have a solid color background. GIF and PNG are your best options for transparency.
You need a layered, editable image. JPEGs are a flat image format meaning that all edits are saved into one image layer and cannot be undone. Consider a PSD (Photoshop) file for a fully editable image.

GIF
GIF is a lossless raster format that stands for Graphics Interchange Format. The big question: how is it pronounced? The creator of GIF says “JIFF” like the peanut butter. This writer (and lots of the world) says “GIFF” because graphics starts with a “guh.” Anyway, we’ll leave that up to you. GIF is also a widely used web image format, typically for animated graphics like banner ads, email images and social media memes. Though GIFs are lossless, they can be exported in a number of highly customizable settings that reduce the amount of colors and image information, which in turn reduces the file size.

You should use a GIF when…
You want to create web animation. GIF images hold all of the animation frames and timing information in one single file. Image editors like Photoshop make it easy to create a short animation and export it as a GIF.
You need transparency. GIF images have an “alpha channel” that can be transparent, so you can place your image on any colored background.
You need a small file. The compression techniques in the GIF format allow image files to shrink tremendously. For very simple icons and web graphics, GIF is the best image file format.
Don’t use a GIF when…
You need a photographic-quality image. Though GIFs can be high resolution, they have a limit of 256 colors (unless you know a few tricks). Photos typically have thousands of colors and will look flat and less vibrant (and sometimes weird due to color banding) when converted to GIF.
You need to print an image. Because of the color limit, most printed photos will lack depth. If you need to print photos, look at TIFF, PSD and JPG.
You need a layered, editable image. GIFs are a flat image format meaning that all edits are saved into one image layer and cannot be undone. Consider a PSD (Photoshop) file for a fully editable image.
PNG
PNG is a lossless raster format that stands for Portable Network Graphics. Think of PNGs as the next-generation GIF. This format has built-in transparency, but can also display higher color depths, which translates into millions of colors. PNGs are a web standard and are quickly becoming one of the most common image formats used online.

You should use a PNG when…
You need high-quality transparent web graphics. PNG images have a variable “alpha channel” that can have any degree of transparency (in contrast with GIFs that only have on/off transparency). Plus, with greater color depths, you’ll have a more vibrant image than you would with a GIF.
You have illustrations with limited colors. Though any image will work, PNG files are best with a small color palette.
You need a small file. PNG files can shrink to incredibly tiny sizes—especially images that are simple colors, shapes or text. This makes it the ideal image file type for web graphics.
Don’t use a PNG when…
You’re working with photos or artwork. Thanks to PNGs’ high color depth, the format can easily handle high resolution photos. However, because it is a lossless web format, file sizes tend to get very large. If you’re working with photos on the web, go with JPEG.
You’re dealing with a print project. PNG graphics are optimized for the screen. You can definitely print a PNG, but you’d be better off with a JPEG (lossy) or TIFF file.
TIFF/TIF
TIFF is a lossless raster format that stands for Tagged Image File Format. Because of its extremely high quality, the format is primarily used in photography and desktop publishing. You’ll likely encounter TIFF files when you scan a document or take a photo with a professional digital camera. Do note that TIFF files can also be used as a “container” for JPEG images. These files will be much smaller than traditional TIFF files, which are typically very large.

Today we’re talking image formats and all those pesky little files that we use to create visual content for print and web.

Every graphic you see online is an image file. Most everything you see printed on paper, plastic or a t-shirt came from an image file. These files come in a variety of formats, and each is optimized for a specific use. Using the right type for the right job means your design will come out picture perfect and just how you intended. The wrong format could mean a bad print or a poor web image, a giant download or a missing graphic in an email.

So let’s break it down. Welcome to Image File Formats 101. Let’s dive into the basics of each file type.


The different types of image file formats
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Raster file formats
JPEG
GIF
PNG
TIFF
RAW
PSD
Vector file formats
PDF
EPS
AI

Raster file formats
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What is a raster image
Raster images are made up of a set grid of dots called pixels where each pixel is assigned a color. Unlike a vector image, raster images are resolution dependent, meaning they exist at one size. When you transform a raster image, you stretch the pixels themselves, which can result in a “pixelated” or blurry image. When you enlarge an image, your software is essentially guessing at what image data is missing based on the surrounding pixels. More often than not, the results aren’t great.



Raster images are typically used for photographs, digital artwork and web graphics (such as banner ads, social media content and email graphics). Adobe Photoshop is the industry-standard image editor that is used to create, design and edit raster images as well as to add effects, shadows and textures to existing designs.

CMYK vs. RGB
All raster images can be saved in one of two primary color models: CMYK and RGB.

CMYK EXAMPLE


RGB EXAMPLE

Ayemileto:
Have anyone tried to transfer money to a Nigerian bank account at an ATM using Payoneer Master Card?

If you have tried this before,
was the transfer successful?
how long does the money take to appear in your Nigeria bank account?
Was there any extra fee outside the Payoneer ATM withdrawal fees?


Thanks.

If you have your payoneer Card ...you can only withdraw cash from the ATM and deposit to your bank. There is no medium for ATM transfer since the machines use Quickteller for that.....I use Accessbank often and rate is around 335.

Second option is Sendvalu.com. They allow you to send money to your Nigerian bank(Just follow the prompt on site) you will be asked to upload your ID. They'll verify within hours. Ensure you get it ready before attempting to send money for the first time.

Sending money subsequently skips the ID verification and you'll receive your cash within 30mins to 1hour without stepping out of your home.

Lets go there

A whole constituted authority like you.

Penocruize:
Please some one should drop a world Cup 2018 live stream link.....

Ban calling o... bet check nairatv website homepage. No funny ads very clear.(i will delete the comment soon)

celestialAgent:
Who knows where I can live stream all the matches? Ve been having a hard time finding a good site.

check nairatv website homepage on your pc and thank me later.

omo hottie

Mujtahida:

very clear but behind in time

By 1min i thunk

thobeelobah:


Thanks boss

anytime sir.

Unicorn97:


Live stream I guess.

check nairatv website...watching now

Engrobiorah:
Link to stream plz

Go to the homepage of nairatv website

thobeelobah:
Abeg where I fit see Nigeria match stream live?

check nairatv online

Goldenrichard:
Op no deceive urself , Nigeria can't go far bcus referees can't win ballon d'or......if you don't know u don't know

No mind am.
I remain optimistic sha.

In 12days

Well she is looking soft as always.

World cup livetream tomorrow on nairatv

We don land...we go win.

Data o, my 1gb no longer last 2hours.

Pls go check the video of Lasisielenus rap

rosyandchic:
Pls how do I open a PayPal account for receiving money in Nigeria?

2 options

Open a UAE PayPal and put your naijal details. You must in doing this use a static UAE up address.

Or use exchangers

There are exchangers who can receive your money for you.

M2dX:
am i improving?

Better! No need scattering your Ejiofor texts.

M2dX:
My practice.

did you go through the tutorial or you just picked up the software out of the blue

Why is he now looking like iron man

harryfloss:
Boss, what is your mode of payment when you move them outside fiverr. I recently moved a client that paid a $600 job but i had no choice but to go through fiverr which resulted into $120 deducted due to their 20% commission. I am greedy so I wasn't too happy

PayPal is the way broda...get a VPS and sign up for SA PayPal. There is a particular site to buy paypal documents. Sorry I cannot reveal here.
Or just link up with Legalwealth for sure PayPal to receive your dou.
Durosure can also receive for you with small commission.

ojasweb:



☺ that's true. And then this thread have not been abused by exchangers.

I'm sure plenty guys are doing great on fiverr today. Asides from my screenshots, most people have read my articles and several other materials i gave out. It's a happy world for me to make little impact. Bless up everyone.


I still make between $1500 and $2500 but nowadays I've moved my precious buyers off fiverr. And also working more on my brand.

Happy freelancing!

Baba wey Sabi.

KaBabs1:


Hell naw bruh. I made 1,5+ this month already and I've been doing at least 1k/month since February. I'm not under any kind of pressure. The cold, hard truth about this Fiverr money is that it isn't sustainable. Last year, when sending ordinary traffic bots to your gigs would get your gigs to the front page on search, I was making at least 2k every month till my account got deleted on October 21, 2017 because 2 buyers complained that I plagiarized in my delivery to support almost at the same time. I got demoted and the next thing, I got another message that my account had been deleted. I just had to complete a $200 order to hit 3k that month alone and had orders in queue worth almost 2k. I was even good for November. It used to be like that during that period. I was steady hustling for orders that won't make me fall below 2k for the next month. When that account got deleted, I almost went crazy fam. Nowadays, shxt isn't the same. If my gig play enter FP for 2 days alone, na to dey dance awilo oh and when dem carry am go page 6 or 7 for no reason, na to mellow and wait till it's my turn again as almost all the tricks guys bn sabi back then dey hardly rank gigs these days.

The best thing is to invest this money and also try to get a career, something you know you'll still be doing to earn money in the next 20, 30 years. No be this Fiverr shxt wey no dey sustainable. It's really hard to be successful on Fiverr and not have issues with customers. I read Djlaqua91 's story and I was shook man but I know he'll be fine. Back then, he was on fire. He used to inspire me a lot then and I'm sure he still got the juice.

Way to go bro ..wisdom is the key..ensure you make friends too especially those returning customers ,use style take them off fiverr...I know it's greedy but omo nothing sweet pass someone trusting you enough to send 960 directly to your PayPal and thats for a project you haven't even completed. No delivery pressure nothing. Most of those 200dollar jobs we do in programming section, na like $1500 directly with sub-agencies, just do 2 or 3 jobs outside and break no sweat .It's a risk to take but think about it. I'm among the lucky ones to still be on for 2years.

KaBabs1:
I used to be a silent follower of this thread way back then in late 2016 until May 2017 when I joined the WhatsApp group which is now defunct. I came across this thread recently and followed it again.

Back in the days it was only Ojasweb and djlaqua91 that used to post their month earnings to inspire us. I remember djlaqua once posted a $3k+ screenshot at the end of a particular month. I almost went crazy. LMAO. But its nice to see there are now plenty bad guys on this thread now posting screenshots of their earnings.

Good morning yall. It's so good to be back fam.

I hope it doesn't put you under pressure.Again I say to those guys, be glad you can post screenshots today. it doesn't last for ever,invest wisely into other businesses you control, the more you earn the more risk dealing with crazy buyers.
Village people are everywhere, ask laqua how far.