Daniel Clemente wrote:
Hi, how can I reduce red eyes in gimp 2.2.
Do it manually by selection of eyes with the arbitrary area selection
tool (F) and then go to menu item layer->colour->tone-saturation.
Decrease the saturation and luminosity. Play with both sliders until you
obtain appropriate
You can get it here
http://www.nymphomatic.org/mirror/linuxpackages/Slackware-10.0/pcxz/gimp/
On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 19:14:59 -0500, John Culleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I downloaded the precompiled version of Gimp 2.0.6 from the Slackware-current
> archives, downloaded the 2.0.6 help files,
aha i think i figure it out. the bumping only occurs into the withe
area of the layer mask thing :) (big lamp above my head :)
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They do have a precompiled version of gimp 2.2. Go to
www.linuxpackages.net and get the .tgz.
On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 19:14:59 -0500, John Culleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I downloaded the precompiled version of Gimp 2.0.6 from the Slackware-current
> archives, downloaded the 2.0.6 help files,
> > The rect-select tool allows you to specify a fixed size. You just need
> > to position the selection manually. But since you can move a selection
> > and position it using the cursor keys (while pressing Alt), that
> > shouldn't be a problem.
> >
> > Sven
>
> alleluia praise the lord it is a m
> Do you have dimensions already calculated or something? Otherwise I
> still fail to see how guessing three numbers is better than zooming
> and visually placing a fixed selection alone or with help of a guide
> (one of the two I would use for the center of the circle, ie) or a
> manual one with t
I downloaded the precompiled version of Gimp 2.0.6 from the Slackware-current
archives, downloaded the 2.0.6 help files, installed them and now Gimp has
help files, including a limited amount of context-sensitive help. Hooray!
The default help-browser is Mozilla, which is a royal pain. I freque
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2004-12-23 at 2340.23 +0100):
> The reason why i want it is because if you slice something in two like
> a circle and you want to stretch the middle you have to select in the
> exact middle of the circle a 1 px slice and scale it. Selecting a 1 px
> slice is a pain in the butt wi
> The rect-select tool allows you to specify a fixed size. You just need
> to position the selection manually. But since you can move a selection
> and position it using the cursor keys (while pressing Alt), that
> shouldn't be a problem.
>
> Sven
alleluia praise the lord it is a miracle the sele
one of the things i use alot to play with is bumpmap. But i have no
idea how it works lol i just close my eyes and when i open them up i
get this random image that most of the time looks cool :)
what i do know is the bumpmap layer you select is pusht trough the
current layer. But what about the la
Hi,
Gert Cuykens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The reason why i want it is because if you slice something in two
> like a circle and you want to stretch the middle you have to select
> in the exact middle of the circle a 1 px slice and scale
> it. Selecting a 1 px slice is a pain in the butt with
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2004-12-23 at 1309.48 -0500):
> Holy moley. I was only vaguely aware that enlightenment had epplets, but
> didn't know much about them.
I thought it shipped with some directly or as related package.
> What's really wierd is that the Debian epplet package is simply called
> "ep
> So Gert - if you want it - just post to the list "can someone provide
> me a script-fu were I can enter 4 coordinates and have a rectangular
> selection using these coordinates? "
>
> And people will provide you one.
ok :)
The reason why i want it is because if you slice something in two like
Hi,
GSR - FR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I wonder how having to crop, specially if you want it pixel perfect,
> is faster.
Use a solid colored background and autocrop?!
Sven
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On Thursday 23 December 2004 18:17, GSR - FR wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (2004-12-23 at 1037.07 -0800):
> > Well, you can open a script-fu console and use the
> > "gimp-rect-select" command (ugh). But no, there is no reasonable
> > way to do it right now.
>
> Not fast, but easier than scripting, us
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2004-12-23 at 1037.07 -0800):
> Well, you can open a script-fu console and use the "gimp-rect-select"
> command (ugh). But no, there is no reasonable way to do it right
> now.
Not fast, but easier than scripting, use four guides, selection tool
will snap to them.
GSR
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Gert Cuykens wrote:
> is there somewhere a tool where you can type something like select
> from 101*102 to 356*456
Well, you can open a script-fu console and use the "gimp-rect-select"
command (ugh). But no, there is no reasonable way to do it right
now.
Over the past few days I've coded up
Hi, how can I reduce red eyes in gimp 2.2.
I try old method (http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/Red_Eye_Removal/) but,
not work, or I am not able to use it. I remember I use it with previus
gimp versions.
I try to use red_eyes.scm but reduce "red" channel to all picture, not
only what I select. Surel
On Thu 23 Dec 04, 5:41 PM, GSR - FR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (2004-12-23 at 1051.59 -0500):
> > > I wonder how having to crop, specially if you want it pixel perfect,
> > > is faster.
> > Well, cropping is prolly much faster than killing the wm, editing .xinitrc,
> > restartin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2004-12-23 at 1051.59 -0500):
> > I wonder how having to crop, specially if you want it pixel perfect,
> > is faster.
> Well, cropping is prolly much faster than killing the wm, editing .xinitrc,
> restarting the wm, etc. for a casual screenshot.
Tried E-ScreenShoot (an epplet)?
On Thu 23 Dec 04, 4:44 PM, GSR - FR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (2004-12-23 at 1055.42 -0200):
> > > Maybe I'll just switch window managers whenever I want to take a
> > > screenshot.
> > Is not it faster and easier to take a screenshot of the whole sreen
> > and crop the result
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2004-12-23 at 1055.42 -0200):
> > Maybe I'll just switch window managers whenever I want to take a
> > screenshot.
> Is not it faster and easier to take a screenshot of the whole sreen
> and crop the result?
> You will have the screenshot loaded on the GIMP not on some dummy
>
is there somewhere a tool where you can type something like select
from 101*102 to 356*456
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> Maybe I'll just switch window managers whenever I want to take a
> screenshot.
>
D'oh!
Is not it faster and easier to take a screenshot of the whole sreen
and crop the result?
You will have the screenshot loaded on the GIMP not on some dummy
viewer after all.
> Kinda sucks to have to do that
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