Downloaded successfully, compiled successfully, and working fine. Except
cannot open a png. Search, found the pnglib for Solaris. Downloaded and
added the png library, went in properly to /usr/local/lib. But GIMP
still cannot open a png. Can anyone offer a why not?
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You need to recompile The GIMP with the libpng before it can open
pngs.
Marco
On Thu, 24 Jan 2002, Jim Clark wrote:
> Downloaded successfully, compiled successfully, and working fine. Except
> cannot open a png. Search, found the pnglib for Sola
I have achieved respect for those of you that work with large files. I
am working on graphics that will be poster sized (28x22 inches) at
600dpi and man have I run into problems.
I played with the tile cache and I think it is at 128MB currently. I
cannot save the file as a gif or a jpeg. The x
Hi folks,
is there a way to correct optical distortions of wide-angle lenses ( most
annoing within architectural pics ) using gimp ?
I'm dreaming of something like stetching the upper side, interpolate all the
pixel-lines down to the bottom-line (which remains unstretched) and then
cutting a
If you're able to save it as an uncompressed tiff you should be able to
use ImageMagick to convert it to a jpeg with whatever amount of
compression you want.
This should let you compress just enough to fit it on a CD. :-)
More info at imagemagick.org
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Jon Winters http://www.obscurasite.com
On Thu, 24 Jan 2002, Peter Buckenleib wrote:
> is there a way to correct optical distortions of wide-angle lenses ( most
> annoing within architectural pics ) using gimp ?
Peter,
That's an interesting idea. Have you thought of doing the correction as
you take the photograph? If you keep th
On Thu, 24 Jan 2002, Peter Buckenleib wrote:
> is there a way to correct optical distortions of wide-angle lenses ( most
> annoing within architectural pics ) using gimp ?
It's possible...read on.
> I'm dreaming of something like stetching the upper side, interpolate all the
> pixel-lines dow
Am Donnerstag, 24. Januar 2002 21:55 schrieb Rich Shepard:
> On Thu, 24 Jan 2002, Peter Buckenleib wrote:
> > is there a way to correct optical distortions of wide-angle lenses
> > ( most annoing within architectural pics ) using gimp ?
>
> Peter,
>
> That's an interesting idea. Have you thought
Hi Mr. Aughey,
Sorry for hitting the send-button accidentally.
But perhaps i did not explain exactly enough what i meant.
> On Thu, 24 Jan 2002, Peter Buckenleib wrote:
> > is there a way to correct optical distortions of wide-angle lenses
> > ( most annoing within architectural pics ) using gi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2002-01-24 at 2124.01 +0100):
> The spherical distortion and other , let me say "defects or
> construction-bugs" of the lens are not what i ment, but the very common
> effekt that the baseline of a building on the print is for example 5
> inches, and the top floor is only 3 i
Hi Mr. Romer,
I think i should use a tool like this on my eyes or get me new glasses.
It is absolutly obvious, but i did not see what is in front of my nose.
Tanks for your response.
Peter
Am Donnerstag, 24. Januar 2002 22:48 schrieb Guillermo S. Romero /
Familia Romero:
>
> Use the transfor
Hi Peter ,
Have you seen panorama tools By Helmut Dresch???
There is a plugin for Gimp and photoshop it is free
and does exactly what you are looking for .
I use it to create full spherical panoramas out of 3-5 8mm
fisheye shots.
http://www.fh-furtwangen.de/~dersch/
it is not the easiest to use
Am Donnerstag, 24. Januar 2002 23:00 schrieb Jason Pearce:
> Hi Peter ,
> Have you seen panorama tools By Helmut Dresch???
> There is a plugin for Gimp and photoshop it is free
> and does exactly what you are looking for .
> I use it to create full spherical panoramas out of 3-5 8mm
> fisheye shot
Hi! I'm relatively new to GIMP and I find it VERY useful! I'm running 1.2.3-pre2 on Linux and I have a quick question about fonts. I'm running the GIMP on Linux over the network via X. I use the X-Win32 X-Server on Windows NT 4.0 (SP6) to access my Linux machine. The GIMP runs fine this way, b
i wonder if Filters ->Render ->Dynamic Text or if you were to install
the gimp-freetype plug-in (found at http://freetype.gimp.org -- be sure
to get the tar ball and not the cvs branch!!) if these two methods of
rendering fonts might work better from a remote machine.
text tool sucks, imo. it "h
Thanks for the info, Carol! I'll install FreeType and see if that helps. I'm finding by adding various font servers to my X-Server, I'm not having the font problems I was having before (at least not as much). I'll install the plug-in and see what happens.
I'm using the gimp as an alternative t
Tom -
For things like lifting a person from a jpeg and putting s/he/it
somewhere else, there's a good series of tutorials in "Grokking
The GIMP", available online and for html download. Follow the
links from the GIMP's Xtns/Web Browser menu to get it. There's
some really good ideas on using
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