When you resize the image gets fuzzy as GIMP tries to squeeze the image
into a smaller space. Play with the "Unsharp Mask" tool to sharpen it
again. It can be found at Filters->Enhance->Unsharp Mask.
Settings to try: 0.1, 0.50, 4, but in general, if you really notice the
sharpening then you've d
On Wed, Sep 21, 2005 at 07:30:23PM +0200, Michael Schumacher wrote:
> Carol Spears wrote:
>
> > ps, how did you avoid the user mail signature on the lower portion of
> > this mail sent to the gimp-user mail list?
>
> Probably by sending HTML mail...
>
google hack?
cute.
carol
Carol Spears wrote:
> ps, how did you avoid the user mail signature on the lower portion of
> this mail sent to the gimp-user mail list?
Probably by sending HTML mail...
Michael
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On 9/20/05, Helen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Photos from my camera are huge in Gimp, so
Yeah, I noticed that too. You'd think they're unnecessary (the
millions of extra dots) - until you print. Funny thing this world is.
Annoying how you can get away with 72 dpi on a monitor, yet for
printing
On Tue, Sep 20, 2005 at 09:53:44PM -0400, Helen wrote:
> Photos from my camera are huge in Gimp, so
> I use Scale Image to get them small enough to
> fit into a photo frame. Am I losing picture quality
> when I Scale image to make it smaller? If so, is
> there a way to reduce an image without losin
Photos from my camera are huge in Gimp, so
I use Scale Image to get them small enough to
fit into a photo frame. Am I losing picture quality
when I Scale image to make it smaller? If so, is
there a way to reduce an image without losing
quality?
Helen, using jpeg image format on Gimp 2.2.4
