if this question has been asked before please point me to the answer.
whenever i open a vanilla image in gimp then resize to a smaller
dimension it becomes fuzzy, soft focus. to get the sharpness back i
select filters - sharpen - then about 50 sharpness and all is well
again. is this a settin
On the layers dialogue, there is a small rectangular image of each layer.
All lined
up vertically.
Some of the layers have a second rectangular image, to the right of the
lineup. What
is the significance of the 2nd image?What is it? Where does it come
from? Does it
have any use?
Thanks,
Hele
Helen wrote:
> Some of the layers have a second rectangular image, to the right of the
> lineup. What
> is the significance of the 2nd image?What is it? Where does it come
> from? Does it
> have any use?
The second image would be the layer mask. Yes, it does have a use. Take a look
at htt
On Thu, 17 Jan 2008 09:02:13 -0700
Bob Meetin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> if this question has been asked before please point me to the answer.
>
> whenever i open a vanilla image in gimp then resize to a smaller
> dimension it becomes fuzzy, soft focus. to get the sharpness back i
> select f
On Jan 17, 2008 7:15 PM, Owen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Eventually, successive saves in jpg will cause a degradation of quality,
> that's why it is best to work in xcf
To be pedantic; and perhaps clarify slightly. Successive save to JPEG
is completely OK, successive save/load cycles are not. G
