ean here :
>
> http://imagebin.org/172855
>
> Can anyone suggest what's wrong ?
>
>
>
You could click on the edge and pull it out. I use Gimp 2.6.11 on
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be nice if after all these years Gimp
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to do can be done in CMYK in that program. My rule is: if headed toward
web presentation work in RGB, if headed for print work in CMYK.
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> On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 11:27 PM, john Culleton wrote:
> >
> > About once a year I ask about a capability to output a file from
> > Gimp in pdf format and the CMYK color model. In addition it would be
> &
erstood. Professionals in the world of the printed word need CMYK.
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I know there is a function in Gimp for a preview using the CMYK gamut
with the out of gamut colors marked in a special color, often a light
green. I have forgotten how to activate it. The manual didn't seem to
cover it.
Help appreciated.
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rlier version where the Manual and the
software are in better alignment?
Another question. Is there a tutorial that takes the absolute newbie through
the various processes step by step? Most of the available tutorials assume
more knowledge than I have.
Any help appreciated.
John Cul
I know that Gimp is considered relatively weak in the prepress area. So I
pose the following questions:
If an image is created in Gimp, converted at the end to CMYK, and saved as
an EPS file, is the result acceptable for prepress use?
What are the disadvantages to this approach?
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On Friday 14 September 2001 10:02, you wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 13, 2001 at 01:50:27PM -0400, John culleton wrote:
> > I know that Gimp is considered relatively weak in the prepress area. So I
> > pose the following questions:
> >
> > If an image is created in Gimp, conver
like this.
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Well, it might be. In what form will the album be? PDF? PS? HTML? Paper?
What is the format of the picture files proper?
What is your OS environment?
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Linux. So technical features of one
or the other are irrelevant. Both have more power than I need. Both are
good. Gimp lacks extensive CMYK capability which is unfortunate.
My browser could not find the server for your feedback messages, hence this
letter.
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prepress work with the likes of Photoshop. Is there a currrent effort to
strengthen Gimp in this area? Or is it just to far a stretch?
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ur own in html code and come up a winner.
FWIW
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ld be most grateful.
My Gimp is Version 1.2.1.
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be of use.
There are gif's of ebooks I could modify but
I don't want to rip off someone else's work without permission.
I want to start full size or close to it. and then reduce down to the web
thumbnail.
Any assistance aoppreciated.
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first to get a list of supported scanners.
Hope this helps.
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and so on.
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Anyone know about gug and why my message died in transit?
Any similar
There seems to be some overlap between the facilities of Gimp and the
faciites of ImageMagick. Is there a general rule when you would use one and
when you would use the other?
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s in advance.
It is not one program but several utilities. It runs on the desktop. In a
console window type ``display'' and then browse the help files.
Or open this file in a browser:
/usr/X11R6/share/ImageMagick/ImageMagick.html
Basically it is used for file conversions as I unde
th your system
to the latest stable version available. You may find goodies included not
found with RH, Slackware etc. Don't feel bound to find an RPM version.
the standard utilities gunzip, tar, make etc. work just fine on RH systems.
Do you have e.g. Rudelsberg, Frizquadrata e
Jpeg (suffix jpg) is a graphical file format often used for photographs.
You may have a Jpeg viewer on your system.
Gimp is a very complete image manipulation program. There are easier
programs to use if just an image viewer is needed.
Before we can help further you should answer some questi
totaly confused. My version of Gimp for Linux 1.2.2
seems to handle gifs both incoming and outgoing. So what is the
patent/copyright problem and why doesn't it affect ImageMagick equally
as much?
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particular
time to do it. And I don't use IRC nor do I plan to. So if you need a
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many subdirectories.
Should I create a new subdirectory and if so what should
I call it? (Slackware Linux 8.0 and Gimp 1.2.2)
All assistance appreciated.
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On Thursday 28 February 2002 14:03, Patrick wrote:
> On Thursday 28 February 2002 01:08 pm, John Culleton, went on about:
> > I suspect this is a FAQ, but I can't find the
> > answer in Grokking the Gimp and the info in
> > The Gimp Manual seems to be obsolete.
>
On Friday 01 March 2002 12:43, Carol Spears wrote:
> i was trying to get some screen shots of stable GIMP dialogs, using
> GIMP.
>
> it was frustrating because the dialog would close after getting the
> shot. this was particularly frustrating with the curves dialog,
> since setting it to the exact
For some reason xsane is not listed as a plugin by
Gimp. It used to be some releases ago. So what in
general is the drill for putting a plugin (e.g.,
xsane) on the appropriate menu?
Thanks in advance.
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e his own color separations from
the PS file there should be no problem. If you have poor quality
ps output I would look first at the dpi you are using within
Gimp, and then the nature of the print device. If you produce
business cards to 2400 dpi resolution and then put them out
on a 300 dpi pri
a
business card I would not use gimp unless the layout was very
fancy. If I used Gimp for a business card I would use the
(limited) text production capability within Gimp. Is that
what you are doing?
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went fine except it still didn't find xsane.
I am sure this is a simple process. Can anyone tell me what to do?
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EPS means Encapsulated PostScript'' and you should be able to
load it into Gimp. Gimp produces such files when needed.
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Xsane from Gimp.
Where did I go wrong?
Thanks for any help.
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also.
I recompiled the latest stable Xsane and installed it.
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is more oriented to online images. The whole
area of color separations etc. is pretty much black art on Gimp. It can be
done but it ain't easy.
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.08in, and then rotated 30 degrees from the horizontal.)
There are many other features.
The results are in dvi format (easily convertible to PostScript) which then
could be manipulated in ImageMagick and/or Gimp.
HTH
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> Dear All,
>
> I am a new Gimp (version 1.2.2) user under SGI/IRIX:
> - I print a postcript file using an Adobe utility.
> - I load this postcript file in Gimp, modify it and print it again
> with Gimp.
> The r
the image to specific print sizes. Can
> anyone help? TIA!
Try saving the file in a printable format (e.g. Postscript) and then printing
it using a suitable program like Ghostview. That always works for me.
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1. Is anyone working on improving Gimp vis-a-vis cmyk formats? The
literature seems to infer that Gimp is either weak or useless where
cmyk is concerned.
2. Is anyone active in the area of preparing stuff for print using Gimp?
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ipt. That will extract the text for you.
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On Wednesday 22 May 2002 01:29 pm, John Culleton wrote:
> 1. Is anyone working on improving Gimp vis-a-vis cmyk formats? The
> literature seems to infer that Gimp is either weak or useless where
> cmyk is concerned.
>
> 2. Is anyone active in the area of preparing stuff for print
The latest version of Photoshop is being praised for its improved tool for
removing wrinkles etc. from a headshot. Can anyone evaluate this facility vis
a vis the similar tools in Gimp, used for the same purpose?
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between
the percentages shown on the save dialogue and the dpi of the saved image?
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Q1. Will Gimp 1.4 offer more features specifically aimed at prepress work?
Q2. The superb manual is now a tad out of date. When is a rewrite scheduled,
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screen shot and xsane dvice dialog but not xsane proper. The dvice dialog
can't find the device. The device, /dev/usbscanner is there
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It is called the Gimp Reference Manual, and is downloadable in pdf form.
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teractive version of ftp, comparable to the old uucp
method of unattended file transfer.
I just used it to download all the Context manuals. It took two steps.
First I downloaded a list of manuals and second I referenced that list
and downloaded the manuals themselves.
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ly way
to modify it is to delete and start over with a replacement string of text.
If I am wrong, and I frequently am, some one will correct me :)
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> could do them individually, but I'm thinking I'll get tired of that
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ImageMagick
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On Tuesday 25 June 2002 11:55 am, Jeremiah Benham wrote:
> I was trying to create a flier in gimp. The problem I
> have is that the fonts look kind of fuzzt.
> I set the dpi when creating a new document to 600 and
> it still looks very fuzzy. Is there anything you
> would suggest. Is setting the
for Gimp. How much memory on your video card? What
density in dpi are you using for your logo? How big is it in pixels?
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into Gimp. Saved it as ps. That printed fine.
You never know what you can do with Gimp till you try.
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Are photos the only problem?
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I know that there must be a way to set up Guash on my copy of Gimp. I just
don't know what it is. Can someone walk me through the install procedure?
I have XV on my system.
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No, I am not talking about my hair! I have some grayscale images that
are taken from a book. I want to get rid of the gray and keep just the black
images (the printing.) I have in the past selected a color and gotten rid of
it, but how do I select a gray tone and get rid of it?
TFAH
John
source tools that can do the conversion for me?
Would it make sense to use the cmyk decomposition, color the resulting
separations and then reombine them?
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application when creating book covers etc. where the printer wants the
image in a cmyk tiff. I have to play with color balancing, flesh
tones etc.
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On Wednesday 09 October 2002 04:04 pm, Denis McCauley wrote:
> John Culleton wrote:
> >By golly it works! Reddish colors are faded a bit. I suppose the
> > cure is to adjust in gimp to make the image overly red and then
> > save and do the conversion via pnmtotiffcmyk.
>
In one of my previous installations of Gimp there was a font in which
each glyph looked like a keyboard key with a letter on it. Is was
intended no doubt for computer manuals and such.
Does anyone remember the font, and have a current source of supply?
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ift. This
is especially problematic in photos of people involving flesh tones.
The Gimp manual addresses this issue in chapter 13.
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collections. The font is dvaysbigkeycaps.
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>
> On Sat, 2002-10-26 at 12:20, John Culleton wrote:
>
> In one of my previous installations of Gimp there was a font in
> which each glyph looked like a keyboard key with a
On Tuesday 12 November 2002 12:46 am, Falk Pauser wrote:
> that's what i'd like to know...
>
> greets&thanks,
> falk
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The easy answer:
Call the graphic up in Gimp.
Save it as something Photoshop will recongnize.
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The excellent Gimp Manual is becoming increasingly out of date. For
example I wanted to use the Mosaic filter and I looked under Artistic
Filters as described in the manual. It is under Render Filters. Are
there any plans for a newer version of the Manual?
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y preference)
The Preferences dialog doesn't cover these details.
I don't mind specifying PS output. It's these other details that have
to be reset in the same way on every run.
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If Gimp 2.0 includes significant CMYK support it will be a giant step
forward.
What is the schedule for Gimp 2.0?
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There is a free program pnmtotiffcmyk in the pbm pack of
conversion programs. Save your gimp image as pnm first of course.
When I used it on a photo the colors were a bit duller.
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On Thursday 26 December 2002 13:40, zeus wrote:
> John Culleton wrote:
> > On Wednesday 25 December 2002 02:36, sam ende wrote:
> >>i need to convert an xcf)from rgb to a cymk tif (for commercial
> >>printing) image, how do i do this best ?
>
o
> find some very nice tutorials there:
> http://tigert.gimp.org/gimp/
>
> Sincerely,
> ./Brix
I printed out the Gimp Manual, all 900 plus pages of it. I also use
_Grokking the Gimp_, available both as a book and online.
Unfortunately neither book can keep up with the product as it changes
there is any conversation back and forth betweeen the
folks that update Gimp and this Hollywood group?
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On Wednesday 08 January 2003 18:16, you wrote:
> John Culleton wrote:
> > Yesterday I read an article about how Linux is the OS of choice for
> > film animation these days in the big studios. Someone has developed
> > a Gimp variant called by one of the names above (sorry, le
he manual for a looksee.
If you find that Windoze constricts your choices then set up a Linux
partition on a second disk drive (they are cheap) and explore a
broader range of options.
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und a global way to do it to all paragraphs.
There is/are one or more blank lines between paragraphs.
Is there a colon command string that will accomplish this task?
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I have an image of a painter's palette. I have both the original
color version and my grayscale reproduction. What I really want is a
line drawing of the outline. Can anyone suggest a sequence of steps to
arrive at this?
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hat.
The efficiency of your OS will also be a factor. I am running
Slackware Linux but I am looking at Gentoo Linux which has all kinds
of speed optimizations that are selectable depending on your chip.
When I find time I will get it running (installation is a bit of a
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My directory listing shows this font:
/usr/local/gimp-1.2.3/freefont/brushstr.pfb
...but the text tool does not find this or the other freefont files.
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/etc/X11/fs) and rebooted my entire system. I still get just a minimal
set of fonts. So something else is not kosher. I checked permissions
etc. but found no problems there. I tried as a regular user and as
root.
Any further thoughts?
On Friday 07 February 2003 19:06, Albert Wagner wrote:
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> John Culleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Installation for X11
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> 1. Change to /usr/X11/lib/fonts
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> 2.
180, 48 Mar 25 2001 /dev/usbscanner
When I boot I get these messages (try dmesg | less to examine yours)
usb.c: registered new driver usbscanner
scanner.c: USB Scanner support registered.
As the others said, let us have all the gory details. I have an
xcf images. I loaded the first one into gimp
and fired up the animation playback filter. When I say run it just goes
between frame 1 and frame 2.
So how do I view this animation thing from beginning to end? Ye manual
sez I can only load one frame at a time.
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to GIF for commercial work, like JPG, PGM etc.
depending on your application.
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>
> We're promoting open source in Belize!
>
> Judy Wilson
Still, a pdf file would have been nice. Downloading the images separately,
downloading and installing Open Office, and then combining the two may turn
off some newbies.
I use Abiword (free
's math fonts, the picture drawing capability of
pstricks and the combining capabilities of Gimp you will solve your problem.
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not save them as PostScript or whatever and then use an
external conversion program to create a fax-friendly TIFF file? ImageMagick
comes to mind.
I have better luck with all files in Gimp using grayscale instead of BW.
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o I turn the printer off).
If you have lpr or lprng:
lpq (displays print queue)
lprm ## (removes print file number ##)
Then switch the printer off and on again.
OK?
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than the Manual or _Grokking the Gimp_?
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On Tuesday 20 May 2003 02:06 pm, Sven Neumann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> John Culleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I import and export eps format files regularly. The Gimp defaults at
> > both ends are not what I want. for example I import files at 300 dpi
> > but G
On Wednesday 26 March 2003 06:35 pm, Daniel Carrera wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've been using Gimp for a while. I keep hearing that Gimp has a 72dpi
> limitation and Photoshop doesn't, but I really don't understand how that
> is. I am interested in trying out some printed postes, and I want to
> unders
ive purposes.
> If there is a bilingual friend out there, someone who speaks French or
> Italian, for instance, please contact me.
>
> Cheers!
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alling other fonts one may have. Is
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> but the developers keep finding ways to improve it! Folks, if you
> haven't given it a look yet, please do, it will be worth your time to
> compile it.
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> Patrick
Me, I am waiting for the version that handles CMYK files internally and puts
them out. That
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