norman wrote:
On Thu, 2009-04-09 at 22:17 -0400, Evan Kroske wrote:
Hello GIMP users,
I'm going to be developing a batch image processor plugin for GIMP,
and I'd like to know which functions should be the first on my list.
Obviously, scaling is the first priority, because I use that to
Claus Cyrny wrote:
4.) Perform 'Find Edges (Sobel)' on the mask
Value: 0.25
5.) Perform a 'Gaussian Blur' (value: 0.35 ... 0.50)
on the mask
This should actually read '0.2'. ('0.35 ... 0.50' are the
values I use for the final 'Unsharp Mask'.)
Claus
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Evan,
- a _pause_ for subjective actions
One action I use when I make a python script for batch manipulation is a
_pause_ where I can make subjective decisions like cropping and then
click go, where the python script returns to the automated actions like
uniform resizing etc, then it brings up th
> > 4.) Perform 'Find Edges (Sobel)' on the mask
>
> Value: 0.25
>
> > 5.) Perform a 'Gaussian Blur' (value: 0.35 ... 0.50)
> > on the mask
>
> This should actually read '0.2'. ('0.35 ... 0.50' are the
> values I use for the final 'Unsharp Mask'.)
I would like to try this idea but I am not su
Ken Warner wrote:
> May I suggest that your batch processor should itself
> be programable. That is, you should be able to specify
> which scripts or plugins to run in which order and with
> arguments for each to control their actions.
>
> It's a lot of work but I know it's doable.
>
> Limiting yo
Thank you Akkana, good to know these settings will be configurable in
next versions.
Regards
malefico.
Akkana Peck wrote:
> malefico writes:
>
I wonder if there is any way to turn off the "Snap to Guides" option
> [ ... ]
>
>> Thank you David, I know where the option is
Hi
I found Gimp great at designing business cards and mailing labels.
I thought maybe it would be a good addition to the template list.
Business Card 2 x 3.5
Pixels: 1062 x 615
Inches: 3.540 x 2.050
mm: 89.92 x 52.07
Landscape
These work great on with Open Office Writer Business Cards Temp
I'm new to Gimp and experimenting trying to make the smallest possible
transparent image.
As an Off-topic aside, I run local DNS in my LAN and redirect spammy ad
domains to localhost so I don't have to look at their garbage when ad
blockers fail, like with flash content. My 1 x 1 image will be
> I would like to try this idea but I am not sure how to copy a layer into
> a mask. I have tried various things and even referred to the help file
> with no success. Could you please explain to ignorant old me what to do?
Forget the question, ignorant old me has sorted it out.
Norman
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On Fri, 10 Apr 2009 11:56:49 -0400, VR wrote:
> So far I've been able to slim down to a 108 byte png or a 43 byte gif
> using indexed mode. Is this as good as it gets or can the image get
> smaller using some other technique?
I managed to 1x1 PNG down to 81 bytes when using 1bit paletted image
I have the latest build of GIMP 2.6.6 ad running Windows XP.
The Toolbox dialog and any dockable dialogs are ALWAYS in front of the file
I am working on. I usually have the layers and brush dialogs open while I'm
working on a file. I could increase the screen resolution but it makes the
text so
On 04/10/2009 05:14 PM, Brian Weese wrote:
> I have the latest build of GIMP 2.6.6 ad running Windows XP.
>
> The Toolbox dialog and any dockable dialogs are ALWAYS in front of the
> file I am working on. I usually have the layers and brush dialogs open
> while I'm working on a file. I could in
Brian Weese wrote:
> I have the latest build of GIMP 2.6.6 ad running Windows XP.
>
> The Toolbox dialog and any dockable dialogs are ALWAYS in front of the
> file I am working on. I usually have the layers and brush dialogs
> open while I'm working on a file. I could increase the screen
> r
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