Robin Laing writes:
> One thing that I have read is making multiple exposures with digital
> cameras and then adding the photos together.
One common operation is "stacking": as you add layer N to the image,
make the layer mask's transparency be 1/N. So the first layer is
the background at 100%,
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(Regarding needing to expand the Save As dialog to show directories:)
Pasi Savolainen writes:
> I keep original photos in a separate directory tree. After modifying
> them with gimp, they're saved in a folder of my choice. Which happens to
> be never the one I open image from (and which is suggest
Sven Neumann writes:
> > Naming conflicts in files are another reason I frequently expand
> > the dialog. I often save successive images to similar names.
> > For instance, I might have lesson6-step1.jpg, lesson6-step2.jpg,
> > lesson7-step1, etc. The autocomplete in the dialog will only
> > com
David Holland writes:
> Sorry I am very new to using the GIMP.
> How do I add a speech bubble to a picture ?
I had a lesson on that in the Linuxchix GIMP course:
it was the second half of Lesson 5 in
http://www.linuxchix.org/content/courses/gimp/
If you're new to the gimp and haven't used layers
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I want to include full page images of a magazine article in a new document.
> A single scanned page comes in at about 3.5 MB as a png (saved directly to
> png from the scan). Any suggestions as
> to how I might reduce that?
Try Image->Mode->Indexed, and play with the
Sven Neumann wrote, regarding an indicator for selection visibility:
> >Now what do you suggest? What kind of indication would you have expected?
David Marrs writes:
> A message in the status bar makes sense to me. Off the top of my head, a
> marching-ants outline of an irregular shape (so as not
Olivier Lecarme writes:
> I just bought a Wacom Intuos tablet, A5 format.
[ ... ]
> and my tablet is now recognized by Gimp (2.2), with the three devices
> (stylus, eraser, and mouse).
>
> However, I cannot manage to have a different behavior for these three
> devices. In the Devices dialog, only
Sven Neumann writes:
> I consider to change what GIMP uses the Space key for and would like
> to get some user feedback on this. Currently, pressing the Space key
> temporarily switches to the move tool.
Spacebar to switch temporarily to move is awfully useful. I didn't
know about it until this di
Tom Williams writes:
> I'm in the same boat in that I didn't "discover" the current space bar
> behavior and now that I know about it, I think it's great. The reason I
> didn't discover it is purely because I never thought to press the space
> bar at all.
I don't even have that excuse. I pr
Nolan Clayton writes:
>
> Debugging a script? Sorry to bother but what is the "int to string"
> function in script-fu? Or is there a way to print variable values out.
> All I know is (gimp-message string)
(gimp-message (number->string n 10))
seems to work (the base 10 might be optional).
Richard Nagle writes:
> When looking at a gimp file .xcf, and want to print out that file (photo)
> I used export.. gimp wanted me to flatten the layers, I did not want to
> do that...
Some of what you and Michael Chang describe seems foreign to me,
which made me wonder what platform you're on --
Jad Madi writes:
> Today I took some shots but I've forgot to disable macro,
> actually all was great shots, but macro screwed them up
In what way did it screw them up?
The most common way is that they'll be out of focus -- the camera
is set to only focus on close things, and you pointed at some
John Que writes:
> can anybody be more specific ?
What you're looking for is Edit->Stroke Selection.
As for arrows, I usually draw all the lines by hand (click at one end,
shift-click at the other). I don't know if there's a shortcut for
making good arrowheads.
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Jonathan Allen writes:
> > > I have a first-time question. In general terms, how can I change all the
> > > pixels of one colour within a hand-drawn selection into another colour ?
> >
> > Select by color, Fill
>
> But that selects all the black text in the guf, not just the one letter
> I need
sam ende writes:
> i would find it a lot easier to write tutorials and the like if the drop
> down menus did not disapear when doing screenshots, is there a way to
> keep them dropped down for screenshots ?
The screenshot window lets you set a delay in seconds. You can
use that time to go back
A discussion on IRC about the new crop tool revealed that there are
lots of different use cases for cropping. They're all important, and
it's important to make sure there's a list of them so that the new
crop tool will handle them.
Here's a start. I hope people will jump in and fill in the detail
Eric P writes:
> Exactly. Where are all the English Gimp 2.x books? I think I've seen 2
> French books so far, and that's it.
I'm working on a GIMP book, for Apress. It won't be out until next
year, unfortunately (delays in the publishing process): we're
currently aiming at April 2006. It will c
michael chang writes:
> On 9/5/05, Akkana Peck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > currently aiming at April 2006. It will cover 2.4 as well as 2.2.
>
> How can you do that? We're on 2.3.3... [or do you write about what's
> in CVS and hope that it doesn't chang
Chris Spencer writes:
> When I try to print any image (xcf, jpg, png, etc) of reasonable size
> (4x3 inches) with the GIMP, my printer (HP Deskjet) prints out a single
> page with:
> %!PS-Adobe-3.0
> %%Creator: Print plug-in V4.2.7 - 15 Jul 2004 for
> GIMP/Gimp-Print
Helen writes:
> I have a photo of a dark red flower against a dark background.
> I've tried tedious ways to lighten the background without changing the
> flower,
> but the details of the flower are too tiny. So I'm browsing tutorials.
> Should I
> be learning about masks? About layers? A hint how I
Jeff Trefftzs writes:
> On Wed, 2005-11-02 at 14:19 +0100, qeldroma wrote:
> > No matter how, because EVERY image get's blured. It could be summer in the
> > desert and it would get blured ;)
>
> Every image?! Perhaps you have the camera set to "soft-focus" -
> sometimes suggested for taking ro
Yannick Patois writes:
> When I hack a picture taken with my sony-dsc-s80 camera with the gimp,
> if I export in jpg, I cant read its format any more (the camera display
> "file error" instead of the hacked content).
(and the same with a digital print machine)
I wonder if they need EXIF informatio
JC Dill writes:
> You can resize the image up in "steps" to smooth out the pixelization
> and rough edges as you resize it, but you will never regain the missing
> detail that was not recorded when the photo was taken at such a low
> resolution so the resulting image will be soft. (Sharpening w
Manish Singh writes:
> But one of Myke's problems was that he managed to get the gimp-devel
> package installed without having glib-devel installed. This means that
SuSE users trying to get gimp-devel working (e.g. to compile
plug-ins) will probably also need to install XFree86-libs-dev.
I don't k
Helen writes:
> The Page Curl filter -- can it be adjusted so that the page is
> "less" curled. Curled only on the corner, for example, or
> only a quarter of the page?
Try selecting only a part of the page (at the side or corner where
you want the curl). You can control how much is curled by adj
Mike Williams writes:
> Pretty sure that Carol is correct, I've never installed gimp on windows,
> but I would be very surprised if the windows installation changed the
> associations without asking.
The current 2.2 installer asks during the install, and defaults to
"no" for all file types excep
Matthew Whitlock writes:
> Carol, I tried looking at indexing. Doesn't seem to effect it.
>
> Attached is a small image of a quickly drawn cirle that shows
> the facetting that I am experiencing.
It looks like your system isn't reading all the mouse positions,
only getting some of the mouse motio
Paul Waldo writes:
> > I am evaluating gimp on linux as a replacement for Photoshop on Windows. I
> > am currently using Photoshop/Windows primarily for the color management
> > capabilities. I have tried printing from gimp to my Epson Stylus Photo
> > 1280, with horrible results--the colors are
Robert Citek writes:
> I'm slowing getting familiar with gimp/gimpshop. And so I thought I
> would try a couple of toy problems. One toy problem is to create a
> venn diagram. The resulting image would look something like a Visa
> logo, except the colors of the circles would be blue and ye
Zhang Weiwu writes:
> Hello. After read some GIMP tutorials and practised a little bit, I feel
> like that I can make an image like in this example:
>
> gopher://sdf.lonestar.org/I/users/weiwu/trans_sample.jpeg
>
> Looks really simple, I can do this image in OpenOffice Draw in 3 mintues:
> open t
matt1027 writes:
> Does anyone have any tips or tutorials for making an edge that looks like
> torn paper, ragged and semi-transparent?
Is the script-fu Decor->Fuzzy Border similar to what you're looking for?
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Gilles Maltais writes:
> In the past, CRT monitors were considered better because the displayed
> gamut was wider, the color consistency (same color in different areas)
> was better and greater resolutions were offered when compared to LCDs.
For basic low-end displays (the ones you see on disp
> On Tue, Apr 04, 2006 at 09:01:18AM -0400, John R. Culleton wrote:
> > When I start Gimp 2.3.7 it starts with a paintbrush. I would rather
> > it started with the rectangular select tool. Somewhere in
> > .gimp-2.3 is a value that sets this option I suspect. But I
> > haven't found it yet.
Carol
Carol Spears writes:
> On Tue, Apr 04, 2006 at 08:49:52PM -0700, Akkana Peck wrote:
> > That works for me, but if it doesn't work for you, try the
> > "Input Devices" category of Preferences and click on "Save Input
> > Device Settings Now". That sh
John Minson writes:
> Is there a bult in function to center layes ?
There isn't exactly, but you can cheat: Cut, then Paste. When
pasted, the layer shows up centered instead of where it was before.
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Brad Simmons writes:
> I've used GIMP's pencil tool, and as I expected, it draw a thick, very
> pixellated line. For me to do callouts, I want a thin, straight line
> which will not be so pixellated. This is easy in Photoshop, because it
To eliminate the pixellation, use the paintbrush tool (which
Wade Smart writes:
> I asked about this Drop Shadow and someone responded back that
> I have to click on color button - but I dont have that.
> I have from top to bottom: Shadow Blur, Bevel the Image,
> Make a drop shadow, x displacement, y displacement,
> ok and cancel.
It sounds like you're
Jeffrey Brent McBeth writes:
> I would consider mouse toggling to be an accessibility issue best dealt with
> at a desktop level (GTK/Gnome/Whatever) rather than application specific
> hacks.
When I saw the original request I was thinking of suggesting a
"sticky mouse" option, equivalent to the "s
David Fleming writes:
[details of problem with Perspective tool]
> or is there a bug here? I am getting a little frustrated with perspective
> drawings.
In case it isn't one of the problems that has already been
suggested: How are you moving the layer? Clicking on the move tool,
dragging the layer
Sven Neumann writes:
> On Sat, 2006-11-04 at 21:52 -0500, Jeff Kowalczyk wrote:
> > Thanks for confirming that it is not intentional behavior, that's all I
> > need to hear.
>
> You misunderstood me. It is of course intentional that you don't need to
> use a checkbox in the tool options to do som
Sven Neumann writes:
> Now the question is, which color selectors do you actually use? I have
> myself never found the Watercolor selector to be useful. But your
> mileage might vary. Tell me about it.
I only use the default selector. I like the UI for the triangle
selector in theory (maybe becaus
Michael Satterwhite writes:
> I was going to burn some Gimp CD's to distribute at our IBM (Brotherhood
> of Magicians - not Business Machines) Ring. Does anyone know of any CD
> labels that someone has made? Would look better than me just writing
> "Gimp" on the front with a sharpie.
I have a scri
Michael J. Hammel writes:
> On Mon, 2007-02-12 at 23:50 -0800, "Germain Le Chapelain"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > I would like to know who to copy the alpha channel of an image to
> > another image.
>
> 1. Merge visible layers of the source image.
> 2. Copy visible layer of source image
> 3. Create
Dave M G writes:
> (On a side note, when I scan my installed packages, I don't even see
> Gimp-Print 4.2. It seems like I *only* have Gutenprint 5.0 installed. So
> why is GIMP saying, in the "About" button in the print interface) that
> I'm using 4.2?
It might be that your GIMP is including an
Alex Feldman writes:
> I have limited experience with Gimp, almost all of it with photographs,
> and essentially none with Inkscape. I want to make some simple maps of
> trails in the area, and mark them with mileages and a few comments. My
> plan was to download the photographs of the area fr
Fabrizio Lippolis writes:
> I use GIMP working on digital images and I often need to crop images
> respecting the original ratio. Is there any easy way to do it? To
> perform this task I reduce the length for example, then I calculate how
> many pixels should be in height respecting the ratio wi
Alex Feldman writes:
> Gthumb almost gives me a nice way to do this, presenting me with a
> page of thumbnails that I can select from, and then rotate the selected
> ones all at once. Trouble is, you then have to go through and
> individually save each image to get it to "take". Does anyone
> DJ wrote:
> > My latest problem. I have a very nice black and white photo of a
> > couple. The only problem is the man's right arm and part of his chest
> > are too light. I tried using the cloning and smudge tool, but it
Andrew writes:
> If that's really all you want, do just that. Use the rect
Don Selkirk writes:
> I am using GIMP 2.2.15 in Windows XP. My clone tool has stopped
> responding as I expect.
[ ... ]
> Now when I hold the left mouse button to start cloning the cross hairs
> appear under my mouse pointer instead of the area I selected for
> cloning. The image does not change.
Victor Domingos writes:
> I am testing a Wacom Graphire 4 tablet in my Mac (PPC) and
> appearently I can't use its pressure sensitivity in GIMP. Has anyone
> managed to use a graphics tablet in GIMP, under Mac OS X? Is X11 for
> Mac compatible with this feature?
My understanding is that Appl
> On 8/6/07, Rei Shinozuka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > is there a (relatively) simple way to add a "galen rowell" filter.
> > that's the late national geographic photographer to made great use
> > out of graduated color filters to bring out the colors in sunset,
David Gowers writes:
> otherwise
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> While looking into this, I notice that autocropping an image uses the
> active layer, not the projection, to determine the resultant image
> boundaries. (Would this be a bug?)
If you want a plug-in that crops the image according to the contents
of all layers, not just t
Manuel Reimer writes:
> Hello,
>
> I know, that it's possible to set a default value while
> "script-fu-register", but is it also possible to set a default value,
> based on some information fetched by a small script?
One thing I've done is calculate the default value before calling
script-fu-r
Thomas Worthington writes:
> > Is there any way to get the print dialog in 2.4 to work like the old
> > Gimp-Print one? The new one is hopeless: doesn't list my printers (which
norman writes:
> that I haven't yet got Gimp 2.4.1 installed as there is nothing yet for
> non-techies using Ubuntu.
Adam Wieland writes:
> I liked that the box
> came up showing the dimensions of your image as it was changing. I
> needed this to be able to crop perfect squares.
I just watch the numbers that show in the tool options. Much more
convenient than the old dialog that always came up on top of the im
Leon Brooks GIMP writes:
> So I started wondering: is it feasible to do something like
> make the selection's borders gently more fuzzy or
> translucent when a selection is feathered?
I'm assuming you're talking about the "marching ants" when you say
selection borders, and it's an interesting sugg
> Sven Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >You enter the desired aspect
> >ratio in the Crop tool options, like 16:9, and it will use that whenever
> >you press Shift (or lock the ratio using the check button next to the
Jeffery Small writes:
> In my 2.4.2 version running on Solaris 10/SPARC un
Alex Feldman writes:
> I haven't upgraded to 2.4 yet. Is the notion of an active vector new to
> 2.4, or is it something I have been missing all along?
Try making a path with two disconnected parts.
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Owen writes:
> AFAIK, there was an exif plugin for the Gimp, but I can't find it now.
There was an exif reading plug-in on the old registry (I forget who
wrote it -- Simon Budig?) It was read-only; it couldn't change an
image's exif. It doesn't seem to be on the new registry. Is there
any way t
Michael Schumacher writes:
> > Von: Akkana Peck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> > Is there any way to get to the old registry to grab a copy of
> > older plug-ins?
>
> Yes, there is. The link to the archive is given in the switch announcement:
> http://registry.gim
Michael J. Hammel writes:
> On Fri, 2008-02-22 at 23:41 +0100, Daniel Hornung wrote:
> > But maybe one of the
> > actual book writers on this list may tell you more. *hint*
>
> I guess that's my cue. :-)
Me too :-) except Michael has already covered it so well.
The only thing I'll add is that w
D. R. Evans writes:
> I have a simple PNG image, and I'd like to change the top half so that at
> the very top the image is completely transparent, with the opacity
> increasing linearly so that halfway down the image (and all the way to the
> bottom) the image has 100% opacity.
>
> I've messed wi
Shin Diggar writes:
> It's something that's very common on badges and logos, and here is a mock-up
> I made to simulate what I'd like GIMP to do for me:
>
> http://img260.imageshack.us/img260/4541/textsr9.png
Curve Bend (under Distorts) does exactly that. You can set the upper
and lower shapes s
satimis writes:
> I have been googling a while searching for Gimp template and tutorial to
> design business card without result, only Photoshop tutorial found. Can any
> folk point me to the right direction. TIA
I've made business cards with GIMP: I wrote a script to generate an
image of the ri
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Quoting ChadDavis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > I've got a rectangle selection. Now, I am trying to do a subtractive
> > selection within that rectangular selection, to make a sort of picture frame
> > selection. The problem is that I'm having trouble getting the inner,
Robert Kennedy writes:
>
> After more testing and investigation, it looks like AWN is NOT to
> blame in breaking the gimp in Hardy Heron
[ ... ]
> But then I did a "sudo ldconfig". Then gimp stopped working. (But
> gimpshop still worked). If you did a "ldd `which gimp-2.4`", you would
> see the gi
Gene Heskett writes:
> I'm back again, trying to crop an image, again, yet, still.
>
> I can cut and cut and cut till I have what I want, but not even the zealous
> crop will get rid of the image area cut, it is still part of the image even
[ ... ]
> Darnit, I want to see the crosshatch indicati
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (2008-10-27 at 1842.17 +0100):
> > That looks like one of the "Fixed" fonts shipped with the X-Server.
> >
> > Since Gimp no longer uses the X11-mechanisms for font selection it no
> > longer shows up in the font dialog. You need to somehow convince
> > fontconfig to provide th
Marco Presi writes:
> If you want to artificially change the colors, I think the best way to
> do it, is to do it in a selective manner:
>
> 1) duplicate the layer of the original photo
> 2) change the color of the duplicate layer by using the color balance
> tool to reach the sky tonality you wan
Martin Nordholts writes:
> Leonard Evens wrote:
> > I recently upgraded my main computer to Fedora 9 from Fedora 7. When I
> > brought gimp up and clicked on 'about' under Help, a window came up
> > claiming it is gimp 2.4.1. But the package is designated 2-2.4.7, from
> > which I conclude it is
> > How do I upgrade to v 2.6.x of Gimp on Ubuntu?
>
> I don't think you are going to be able to do this.
>
> To do so requires a number of updated libraries, glib,gtk, babl and
> gegl are 4 off the top of my head and I am pretty sure the 8.04
> repositories wont hold these.
>
> You can do it by
Dave 77459 writes:
> Thanks for the pointer. Do you have a recommendation for settings?
> GIMPressionist seems to overlap brushes, rather than varying the size to fit
> available spaces without overlap.
The "Marble madness" preset in GIMPressionist does something similar
to your example, but with
Frank Barknecht writes:
> I have to do some tedious work, namely crop many images to four aspect
> ratios: 4:3, 3:4, 1:1 and 4:1. For each image I need to select
> the picture detail to preserve manually, so this cannot be automated.
[ ... ]
> I already saved some Tool Presets for setting the optio
Carusoswi writes:
> Also, although I was meticulous in measuring for and laying out the template,
> my cards did not line up with the pre-cut forms that we had purchased.
Martin already answered your questions about units, so I'll just
address this part. I've done business cards and labels in gimp
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, but it is always on by
> default. Is there any way to turn it off by default ? So when Gimp
> starts it is unchecked ?
In GIMP 2.6, no. In GIMP 2.7, y
STINGER wibblywobblyteapot.co.uk writes:
> If I use the paths tool and drag to move I get a horrible green mess of
> breadcrumbs where the tool has been. I also get this on any other tools
> when moving around. I've tried it on two different machines now (both
> running Ubuntu) and I can't stop it.
> > So I tried that, but still NOTHING. Question, It IS with the bucket fill
> > tool
> > that I should be able to access the .pat files right?
DJ writes:
> Yes and no. There is also the Patterns Dialog (see more below).
[ lots more info about where to view your GIMP patterns,
but not on how to
Alec Burgess writes:
> To get them created individually it looks like [Filters-Animation-Save
> Layers] does the trick. If renumbering make sure to include enough ~'s
> to cover total number of pattern files being written and specify an
> extension] eg:
> "/devart_PS_pats_~~~.pat" (If insuffi
DJ writes:
> Whenever I have used File > Open Location, I've gotten an error. I
> thought I'd revisit it again while going through a tutorial on
> blending modes. I got the same error, No such file or directory. Yet,
> I can right-click and "Save Image As" with no problem. I got the url
> by right-
John Culleton writes:
> I am making a chart of all the different logos under the
> File>Create>Logos submenu. The Chalk Logo doesn't seem to work.
I see the same thing. The problem is the Sobel filter.
If you go through the steps in chalk.scm by hand, everything is fine
until the point where it
Patrick Horgan writes:
> If you're trying to use the lasso it's frustrating like that, you have to do
> the whole thing in one complex wack. If instead you use the path tool you can
(and in another message)
> In my link to the selection tutorial I should have given credit to
thomas w. writes:
> For example, I want to merge two pictures, by taking some regions from one
> picture and some from another. I though I could do this by making unwanted
> regions transparent - this seems obvious.
Yes, that's exactly the way to do it. And the best way to do that
is to make a lay
Noel Stoutenburg writes:
> I have a topographical map, and I want to apply a color gradient which
> follows the contour lines of the map, and blends from a darker hue at
> the lower contour to a lighter hue at the next higher contour. The
Have you used Shaped gradients? I think they'll help a l
John Meyer writes:
> Then you're probably going to want to crop out a square part of the picture
> and adjust that.
Agreed -- Crop is what you want.
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vr writes:
> Oops, after poking around a bit more I realize now that the actual crop
> tool's selector is more friendly than the selection tool selector for what
> I'm trying to do. I guess the real question I'm asking is how do you get
> the selection tool to operate like the crop tools selector?
Denis G. writes:
> I am wanting to make an outline
> drawing of the people in the photo and adding a letter or number in the
> outlines so I can identify the people in the photo,much like they do in
> newspapers to identify people in a large group photo.
Owen writes:
> Use the foreground select to
Gene Heskett writes:
> >So my question is: Where do I put the BR2140.ppd that cups uses so that the
> >gutenprint plug-in can also find it? The regular print dialog has no
> >knowledge of this printer, and nowhere near enough controls to be usable.
The regular (GTK) print dialog should see CUPS-r
Philip Rhoades writes:
> What still doesn't make sense is that if the original file is JPG and
> one simply opens it and then saves it as another JPG file with 100%
Because JPEG isn't meant to be saved at 100% quality.
The JPEG FAQ, http://www.faqs.org/faqs/jpeg-faq/part1/section-5.html, says:
Martin Nordholts writes:
> Ken Warner wrote:
> > Yeah, I hate that too. What's the point of having a floating window
> > if you can never bring it to the top of the stack?
>
> Edit -> Preferences -> Window Management, change the toolbox and dock
> hints to 'Normal window'
Except that you can't
helices writes:
> I have a simple JPG (108x170 pixels) that I want to use in a larger,
> higher resolution image that I'm creating. It is a fairly simple black
> and white drawing -- actually, a light bulb with several curves and
> angles and straight lines.
>
> Yes, I have expanded it to 1000x15
> 2010/1/27 :
> > Is there a typical or standard monitor resolution a web site should be
> > designed for?
Deniz Dogan writes:
> I virtually always make the assumption that the user has at least
> 1024x768 and make my websites 960 pixels wide. Last time I checked
> only 4 percent of Internet user
helices writes:
> When I'm editing an image and I want to crop that image so it will print
> 8x10 or 5x8 or whatever, I'm challenged by adjusting the selection box
> to exactly the right proportions.
The Crop tool's options includes a checkbox for Fixed: Aspect ratio
and a field where you can type
ChrisBrewster writes:
> I've already done a couple of things with Gimp that made me think I was
> getting it, but now I need to use some brush tools such as Smudge. So I click
> the Smudge icon, put the cursor on the image, press the mouse key and drag,
> and it doesn't do anything. In other image
Gene Heskett writes:
> Greetings;
>
> My text font size is microscopic, and the help shows an option menu that lets
> me adjust that, but I'll be a monkey's uncle if I can find it. Anybody know
> where it wandered off to in gimp-2.6.6 as supplied with Fedora 10?
You should have a text size but
Carusoswi writes:
> If I print from 2.7, the Turboprint option is not available and, while I can
> get my i960 to work, full functionality is not available.
I don't know where this Turboprint option is, but if it's a separate
Print option in GIMP's File menu, my guess is that Turboprint is
install
Philip U. writes:
> Is there no way to do this? I want to use an elliptical selection, but at an
> angle.
Use the "Transform selection" button in the tool options for the
Rotate tool. Described here:
http://docs.gimp.org/2.6/en/gimp-tools-transform.html#gimp-tool-transform
...Akkana
> > Von: Norman Silverstone
> > I am looking at GIMP 2.6.8 on Ubuntu 10.04 RC and notice that the usual
> > display of the ruler units and zoom percentage, below the image, is missing
Michael Schumacher writes:
> https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=612956
>
> You should try to get Ubuntu
Ludmilla writes:
> >Thank you. I can create the hotspots on the picture I'm using but how
> >do I add it into my web page? I'm using Kompozer which doesn't want to
> >import the thing.it's a MAP file or some sort of thing.
>
> I wonder if you have found out how it works - to insert a hotspot
Nathan H. writes:
> Someone told me there was an ARC plug-in for CD labels, can I use this on my
> windows based version of GIMP2?
Probably arclayer: http://shallowsky.com/software/arclayer/
It's in Python, so it should work on Windows as long as you have
gimp-python enabled.
That script Saul po
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