Hi all,
Take a look at this image. Anyone an idea?
I don't think it's Helvetica, although that was my first idea.
There probably has been some manipulation to the text, so an exact match isn't likely.
TIA, Robin
Hi all,
Take a look at this image. Anyone an idea?
I don't think it's Helvetica, although that was my first idea.
There probably has been some manipulation to the text, so an exact match isn't likely.
TIA, Robin
Looks like Myriad Light to me.
Sorry for the double post, but I just realized that this isn't Myriad Light... It's a Helvetica, the closest I can get to it is with a Helvetica Neue LT Std using the '35 thin'-variant at a 41,64 pt. Then a 164% vertical scale and 135% horizontal scale. Tracking at 20 and small caps. That's what I use instead of the sample and it looks like this.
Robin
The sample you submitted is not Helvetica—it’s Myriad. Lets take a look at some of the details.
This one is yours:



The first of my samples is a slightly more extended version of Myriad. The second is Helvetica Neue.
Pay special attention the capital G, C, S, the @ symbol and even the capital B and K.
Do you now agree that your submitted is Myriad?
Mikey :-)
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