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> what you want. Then just close the screen shot, don't save.
Nothing so complicated!
Double-click the the Foreground colour square in the Toolbox to open
the CHANGE FOREGROUND COLOR dialogue, then click the Colour Picker
button to the right of the HTML NOTIFICATION field. (Works for t
mines
the resolution, not GIMP.
While Script-fu would probably be capable of doing this (never
investigated it myself) you might be better off looking for a tool
that can edit EXIF data in bulk across all files as you copy them from
your camera to your hard disk.
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the status line on the GIMP. A typical 2.2Mb file
from my 9Mpx camera expands to around 80Mb once uncompressed for
editing within the GIMP.
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(My site doesn't cover this issue - but may be helpful in other ways!)
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. Add alpha channel
3. Hit DELETE
4. Re-save
Depending on complexity of the image it will be Step #1 that could
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ound colour to pink
8. Save as JPG
The book is still available but a bit dated these days. No royalties
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that says 'You can drop dockable dialogs here'.
My page at:
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may help.
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urs another answer appears at:
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it with
the colours that would have been there had the camera not added the
timestamp, then forget it. You cannot do that as a batch operation as
every image would need to be treated individually.
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not all in the Twitter and
Facebook generation! :-)
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ur problem.
I feel appropriately chastised.
(Though I might have used the word, blunt, rather than heavy handed
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having forum expectations) annoys some
people here!
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Hi Ian,
On 28 Nov 10 00:01 Ian Nathaniel Cohen said:
> All I need to be able to do is draw a simple straight line.
1. Click on start position.
2. Shift-click on end position
The straight line appears between the two points
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lose any image data, you just stretch/compress it to fit the desired
size.
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with RECTANGLE SELECT or CROP and you move
the selection.
Click on the selection with RECTANGLE SELECT and you confirm the
selection
Click on the selection with CROP and you crop the selection.
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are indexed again and saved.)
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On 28 Sep 10 20:12 Ofnuts said:
> Fuzziness may come from the "feathering". But lack of feathering can
> also create another kind of fuzziness.
JPEG artifacts are likely to give text or any area around solid colour
"fuzziness" too!
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Hi Nathan,
On 27 Jan 10 16:05 Nathan Lane said:
> W3Schools is a W3C website.
I cannot see any evidence that the company Refsnes Data, which owns
w3schools.com is related to the W3C.
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use on the WEB.
>
> A well known GIMP-tutor recently recommended "Kompozer" to me for
> building web-pages. See: http://www.gregtutor.plus.com
Thanks for the recommendation André. For English speakers there's also
a lot of help available for KompoZer at the forum:
http://
ould be better
visiting:
http://wysifauthoring.informe.com/forum/
where they'll be plenty of help.
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noying . .
But now you realise how much the data is compressed at even "normal"
levels, you realise how good the algorithm was that the JPEG came up
with! :-)
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r compression levels. The control is more
one of "reduce this if you can", rather than "reduce it whatever the
consequenses".
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Hi Philip,
On 15 Jan 10 10:56 Philip Rhoades said:
> - When saving as JPG with 85% quality am I losing information?
Yes!
> - How can saving as JPG with 100% quality increase information (file
> size)?
It doesn't throw so much info away. It's not actually bigger than the
the raw data (i.e. to
the image, one of the options there may prove useful.
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Hi Sven,
On 28 Nov 09 20:59 Sven Neumann said:
>
> The Tips of the Day can only be read from the Help menu currently.
> There is no way to make it appear on startup.
That, indeed is the complaint, along with:
# There's no way to stop it appearing on start up (Having turned it
on).
# There's
alone.
The same massively retrograde step was taken in the Windows
implementation too!
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y already opened files to do this.
Rubbish! Just customise the GIMP to the way you want it!
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hments.
I suffered the same issues with Paul Hartman's response in this
thread.
All I'm saying is that you can't rely on people seeing those footers.
Sorry not to be talking about the GIMP. Time to shut up, methinks!
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27;t do a job it
wasn't designed to do.
Having said that, I am surprised that I can't find a way of to select
my choice of default tool on start up.
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ey again will make it
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ed. It's a warning that you may need to change tools, or a
confirmation that the intended thing will happen as you click or drag.
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age.
Using a soft-edged brush should allow you to obtain a very
satisfactory result as it gives you finer control than trying to take
a single lump of colour from one place to another.
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ore copying, apply
some feathering to it. This provides a blurred edge which should
achieve a subtle blend when pasted to cover the hole.
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Norman stole my words! :-)
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u are protecting yourself from "mistakes".
I'm going to assume you are working with a photograph. If that's the
case, then this page might suggest some of the reasons you should use
Levels:
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d it!)?
I would apply each object that you draw to a new layer. That's like
painting on a free floating clear sheet laying on top of the backgrond
canvas. Layers can be added, deleted and moved around independently of
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Hi Olivier,
On 12 Jul 09 19:13 "Olivier Lecarme" said:
>
> It was not my intention to be mean, and I added a smiley. But you're
> right, I should have pointed to the Preferences dialog.
And I should have added a smiley too.
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Hi Oliver,
On 12 Jul 09 16:56 "Olivier Lecarme" said:
> And read the on-line documentation, it was made for this! :-)
Why be mean? Give him a hint. EDIT > PREFERENCES > WINDOW MANAGEMENT
But, I agree. Before complaining you do need to read the
documentation!
ools to
adjust the brightness of shadows and highlights.
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dialogs. The same has been true
> for RedHat Linux and SCO Unixware that I have used.
I haven't been following the full details of this thread, but I can
confirm that my systems works as you report and that I do not regard
this as standard behaviour for a Windows Application.
I am runn
th a range of blueish colors instead of just one particular
> > blue?
Sounds like a case for the LEVELS dialogue to me, and then some
playing with the CHANNELS and adjustment of light, dark and gamma
settings on each of them.
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e and rewrites that to the disk.
It does NOT re-compress the file, hence the process is lossless (In as
much as it doesn't run a second compression on the original compressed
(and and admittedly lossy) data).
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On 02 Feb 09 09:26 Alexander Rabtchevich
said:
> I think you mix cropping and resizing :).
I didn't mix them. I just assumed Johan had. Up till now this thread
had been exclusively about cropping.
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5. Resave
As others have said - not something that the GIMP does.
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I think I've overdone the unsharp mask on the right side of the image,
but hopefully it will give you a few clues. With more time it could be
done better!
In short, you picked a pig of an image to reduce! :-)
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