I know this is not the specific website for this, but i wanna know if someone knows the way of making the text of the image in Corel draw automatically
so if i move the text to the right, the color will stay according to the background
i wanna know if that's possible
it would be useful for me
tanks

With a bitmap graphic editor (GIMP, PhotoShop, PaintShop) it's easier : You write your text black, you select the right area and you make it negative.
Don't know Corel Draw
With Photoshop : Forget the Menhir explanation you don't need to select anything.
Just type your text in white, and chose the
'Difference' blending mode for yout text layer.
Whatever you'll type, wherever you'll move the text, it will work, without having to select anything or making it negative
Difference : Looks at the color information in each channel and subtracts either the blend color from the base color or the base color from the blend color, depending on which has the greater brightness value. Blending with white inverts the base color values; blending with black produces no change.

Édité 2 fois. Dernière édition le 16/06/2016 à 12:49 par marty666
Not sure about Corel, but it's possible (though a bit convoluted) to do this in Illustrator. Basically you make your black rectangle. Set your text. Copy the rectangle and paste in place/front (so you now have two copies in register). Copy your text. Select the top rectangle and paste text in back. Change the newly pasted text fill to white/paper. Select white text and top rectangle and make a clipping path. In Illustrator you can then select the black text and shift select the White text in the layers palette so you can move/transform both together.
Edit:
To add to daaams suggested technique, In Photoshop, you can use an 'invert' Adjustment layer to get the same effect with a single copy of the text see below…

Édité le 16/06/2016 à 12:53 par pilaster
thanks everyone for your help

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