Hi,
I'm a newbie to Gimp and I wonder if some of the users can help me out.
At my flickr site
http://www.flickr.com/photos/the-real-james-bond/3610598846/ i have a merged
image made of a group of 4 shots of a rider jumping a gap.
I did this in a round about fashion which took a lot of time. Can a
Theo M (for...@gimpusers.com) wrote:
> Just a side note to my reference in the subject line, when i opened the
> images to layers, i found that the inverse selection I did "to delete
> everything but the rider", did not delete to transparent but rather to white,
> which I then "convert colour to al
On Tuesday 09 June 2009 18:56:04 Theo M wrote:
> was under the impression that the I could delete
> to transparency, and despite my best efforts I
> could not get it work.
If you imported the image or layer from a JPeG (.jpg)
file, it will not have an alpha property for that layer.
Use menu: Laye
>On Tuesday 09 June 2009 18:56:04 Theo M wrote:
>> was under the impression that the I could delete
>> to transparency, and despite my best efforts I
>> could not get it work.
>
>If you imported the image or layer from a JPeG (.jpg)
>file, it will not have an alpha property for that layer.
>
>Use m
>With an opened photo, the "filters" section runs ok. However, "tools" and
>"colors" crashes Gimp with a Windows message that the "program has stopped
>working". Downloaded/installed Gimp 2 times with same problem. I finally
uninstalled version 2.6.6, and installed version 2.4.6, and had no prob
On Tue, 09 Jun 2009 21:21:35 +0200 (CEST)
"John R." wrote:
> >With an opened photo, the "filters" section runs ok. However,
> >"tools" and "colors" crashes Gimp with a Windows message that the
> >"program has stopped working". Downloaded/installed Gimp 2 times
> >with same problem. I finally
>
The graphics guy sent me our logo as a .jpg so I created a new file with the
appropriate dimensions in the lasest GIMP for windows. I imported and scaled
down the logo to the appropriate size and placed it at the top, finished
adding the text, combined the layers and exported as a .tiff for the pri
bumpkin wrote:
> The graphics guy sent me our logo as a .jpg so I created a new file with the
> appropriate dimensions in the lasest GIMP for windows. I imported and scaled
> down the logo to the appropriate size and placed it at the top, finished
> adding the text, combined the layers and export
