Hi,
On Sun, 2007-06-03 at 20:37 -0400,
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>(define (add-comment image string)
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Hello:
This problem brothers me a long time.
I use powerpoint generate a presentation and add some
arrows (outlined) and text on it. But when I use
powerpoint save as png, or jpg and view it on
Microsoft Office Picture manage and zoom in/out, all
characters
and arrows displayed smoothly.
But
Hi Gimp-user,
I really like the Dodge and Burn tool. During my practice trials, I
have been doing the work right to the background.
I know there is a layer mode for Dodge and Burn. But I don't want to apply
it to the entire layer, just touch-up's, here and there, so I'll be able
to click on the
Hi Gimp-user,
I found this article/tutorial on curves w/Gimp helpful in
improving my understanding of the topic:
http://www.thelensflare.com/docs/index.php/A_basic_curves_tutorial
Just thought I'd pass it on.
I had an interesting black and white photo with a lot of sky. It
made the curves histo
You could do this several ways. What I usually do to spot adjust a single area
is to
make a selection around with the lasso tool. Then I turn on quickmask and
gaussian blur
the mask to give it a nice soft edge. Then I turn the mask back into a
selection. Then
I used the curves tool to locall
On 6/5/07, DJ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why is the quick-mask in the un-do's? It doesn't actually modify the
> image. I turn the quick-mask on and off a lot, and it pops up a lot in
> the undo's.
It does modify the image. The selection is considered part of the
image. Compare it with paths -- y
> Elwin, you say:
> "What I usually do to spot adjust a single area is to make a selection
> around with the lasso tool. Then I turn on quickmask and gaussian
> blur
> the mask to give it a nice soft edge. "
> You can save some time by just using the feather option of the lasso
> tool -- IIRC fea
Suin Edit wrote:
> I use powerpoint generate a presentation and add some
> arrows (outlined) and text on it. But when I use
> powerpoint save as png, or jpg and view it on
> Microsoft Office Picture manage and zoom in/out, all
> characters
> and arrows displayed smoothly.
>
> But when I use gim
Em 2007/06/05, às 11:00, DJ escreveu:
I notice I tend to like thinks white/light. When I finally put the
images on a DVD and view them on my TV, they are really white - almost
hurts your eyes to look at it. Ooops! Working with curves has really
made me think about what I'm doing.
For TV, ma
Hey:
I have the problem as before. I used powerpoint generating some
arrows (outlined) and texts and save as png, or jpg and view it on
Microsoft Office Picture manage and zoom in/out, all characters and
arrows displayed smoothly.
But when I use gimp to view the image, the texts and arrows are n
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=76096
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Hi Elwin,
EE> You could do this several ways. What I usually do to spot adjust a single
area is to
EE> make a selection around with the lasso tool. Then I turn on quickmask and
gaussian blur
EE> the mask to give it a nice soft edge. Then I turn the mask back into a
selection. Then
EE> I use
Hi Gimp-user,
This is sort of a hypothetical question... are there any Linux
tools, Gimp or additional, that can do "smart" cropping?
I'm writing a script that will change the height and width and
maintain aspect ratio for NTSC TV (based on info I read at
scantips.com and other, plus personal tes
Em 2007/06/05, às 22:39, DJ escreveu:
This is sort of a hypothetical question... are there any Linux
tools, Gimp or additional, that can do "smart" cropping?
If you mean cropping an image by cutting off the white borders, just
try this in GIMP: Image > Autocrop Image.
Victor Domingos
h
Hi! I have a suggestion regarding this mailing list.
Everytime I want to reply to a post, I press the button "Reply".
However, the reply-to field is always set to the post author's email
address, not the mailing list address. In these few early days, I
guess I have sent several messages by m
On 6/5/07, Victor Domingos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi! I have a suggestion regarding this mailing list.
Everytime I want to reply to a post, I press the button "Reply".
However, the reply-to field is always set to the post author's email
address, not the mailing list address. In these few ea
I have done the same thing. I agree. ...I keep having to cut and paste the
address.
--- Victor Domingos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi! I have a suggestion regarding this mailing list.
>
> Everytime I want to reply to a post, I press the button "Reply".
> However, the reply-to field is a
On 6/5/07, Elwin Estle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have done the same thing. I agree. ...I keep having to cut and paste
the address.
--- Victor Domingos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi! I have a suggestion regarding this mailing list.
>
> Everytime I want to reply to a post, I press the b
Hi,
On Tue, 2007-06-05 at 23:14 +0100, Victor Domingos wrote:
> Maybe it would be a better idea to make gimp-
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] the default reply-to address, like what
> we can find in other similar lists. What do you think about it?
Please read http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.htm
* Victor Domingos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [06-05-07 19:12]:
> But when I do a replay-all, the author will get two copies of the
> message, since he/she is both in the To: and the Cc: fields right?
> (he's in the Cc: among the mailing list subscribers, I mean) I
> confess I usually don't use the r
But when I do a replay-all, the author will get two copies of the
message, since he/she is both in the To: and the Cc: fields right?
(he's in the Cc: among the mailing list subscribers, I mean) I
confess I usually don't use the replay-all button because I guess
that it would have that effec
I don't plan to use another email client. I am currently using Apple
Mail, and it works just fine to me. And this is the only mailing list
with this "problem". I will use the reply-all, from now on...
Victor Domingos
Em 2007/06/06, às 00:24, Patrick Shanahan escreveu:
> * Victor Domingos <
No...I usually blur it quite a bit, depending on how much I want to feather
things.
You can pretty much use filters on anything (except paths. of course).
Quickmask is just
a special sort of temporary channel. You can get some interesting effects with
things
like the pick filter, etc.
You ca
GIMP Users,
I have switched to GIMP 2.3. Even though it is the "bleeding edge"
version, the ability to hold down the space bar and move the image
around alone is worth the occasional instability.
Anyway, I'm not sure if this is a problem with version 2.3 not being
quite done yet, or if it's a
On June 5, 2007 03:14:16 pm Victor Domingos wrote:
> Hi! I have a suggestion regarding this mailing list.
>
> Everytime I want to reply to a post, I press the button "Reply".
> However, the reply-to field is always set to the post author's email
> address, not the mailing list address. In these few
Hi,
>> This is sort of a hypothetical question... are there any Linux
>> tools, Gimp or additional, that can do "smart" cropping?
VD> If you mean cropping an image by cutting off the white borders, just
VD> try this in GIMP: Image > Autocrop Image.
D'oh! Did I miss that one.
I just tried it on
Hi Dave,
I'm using 2.2.13 Gimp on Linux. If there isn't something in the preference,
take a gander at the gimprc file. There should be a system wide one,
and a local user one. If I remember correctly the system one had
options defined but commented out, so it served as the documentation.
I pick
Hi Gimp-user,
The recent Linux Journal magazine (July 2007), has an article:
"Automated GIMP Processing of Web Images", along with some other
image processing articles.
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