Try Image->Scale. Click the little chain link so the vertical and horizontal dimensions are not linked. If your image looks strange after scaling, then you can try stretching just the edges with the Shear tool. Might want to first change the canvas size (Image->Canvas), then Layer-to-ImageSize, the
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which is preferred for graphics? I've heard that lcd is not good.The Shootsmarter site has a decent article on comparing CRTs to LCDs.
http://www.shootsmarter.com/infocenter/wc041.html
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Might want to check out Filter->Render->Clouds->PlasmaFollowed by Filter->Distort->Whirl and Pinchhttp://www.galifree.com/misc/whirl.jpg to see a sample.
I use the Plasma filter (in greyscale) for background replacements occasionally.
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> My aim is to increase the grey scale range from 000 199> to 000 to 255.More specifically use levels and slide the left hand and right hand sliders in towards where your histogram starts.
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On 5/15/06, Mirageii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just have a simple question on how to add a watermark to an image?I'm sure there are tutorials someplace on this, but here is my quick overview.Several ways of doing this. If you just want a copyright on one image then in Gimp
open the text tool (a
They both look pale on my Linux driven monitor. It sounds like you are hitting a gamma issue. I -think- the Mac uses a gamma of 1.8 where as Linux and Windows is usually set to a gamma of 2.2.You might check out this site and see if it helps:
http://www.normankoren.com/makingfineprints1A.html#gamma
On 5/25/06, Shawn Willden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
First, the ufraw plugin, and the dcraw program, seem to fall down in onerespect: my converted images are often much noisier than the JPEGs producedI've been happy with dcraw and ufraw, however I haven't noticed or had noise problems. I have been
On 5/30/06, Dan Giel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,I am new to gimp and am having trouble removing unwanted objects fromdigital photos. I have tried CLONE, Erasure etc, but to no avail.Where can I go to find information to remove unwanted objects from
pictures. Hope someone can help.There are
On 6/22/06, Joey Marshall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Now for my suggestion on the website. I think it would be very helpfulfor have a section that would be like a cross between an FAQ and ahelp desk.I like this idea. I've seen faq-o-matics that have worked well.
http://faqomatic.sourceforge.net/fom
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Hi, Is there a way to select all pixels in an image that are below certain color value, even if they are not adjacent?I would think "Select Regions By Color" (next to the magic wand) with the appropriate threshold would do it but perhaps I'm
art of its tutorial straightening a horizon is the "Resynthesizer" see:
http://www.schwarzvogel.de/resynth-tut-en.shtmlYou may also want to check out:http://www.dojoe.net/tutorials/linear-pano/
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ufraw for the past several months and like it quite a bit. I would recommend the newest version. It is fairly easy to download the tarball and compile it yourself. If you do the "make install" as root, it will install the ufraw plugin for all users, then simply open a raw file and it opens
eet.
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Others have covered this but maybe I can add a little bit. 3922 (and parts of 3893) can't be fixed in Gimp (or any way image
processor) - over exposure means no information was able to be captured
- Gimp can't do anything with no information. 3923, because it is underexposed, can be fixed a bit in
using ubuntu - but letting you know it is possible): Package: gaim Version: 1:
1.5.0+1.5.1cvs20051015-1ubuntu10Package: libgtk2.0-common Version: 2.8.17-1ubuntu5-- Tim Jedlicka, Network Entomologist[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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e, MrProject, Inkscape, Evolution (although in my backwards country this term is more offensive than GIMP these days) ... I contend people refuse to adopt due to ignorance not insult (that goes for evolution as well as GIMP by the way).
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Juhana,These images are much more workable - good job practicing and learning with your camera. The "correct" way to take this image is with a Graduated Neutral Density filter (GND) - however, since you are using a point and shoot this isn't practical.
As for how I would approach fixing this in GIM
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on of gimp brackets [ ] will make your brush larger and smaller.
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color seperated images as individual CYGK or RGB or choosable colors?
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moment - sorry). If you use the default gradient of black to white you
should be able to get a gradient similar to the tutorial.
Hope this helps - if not let us know and I'll add more details.
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Double click on the "T" in the layers dialog. A separate box with all your
text should appear. This is where you can edit the text.
Hope that helps.
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prefix, say /opt/gimp-2.3 by
passing --prefix=/opt/gimp-2.3 to the configure script.
I then set the following prior to compiling ufraw:
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=:/opt/gimp-2.3/lib/pkgconfig/:/opt/gimp-2.3
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stions?
This feature is being worked on in the next full release of Gimp. The
development version is getting close to being released (I'm not a developer
so won't guess at a release date). The new crop tool handles golden and
thirds quite nicely in my opinion.
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mation there,
Just to emphasize - READ the Release Notes so you don't mess up your Gimp
2.2 version...
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e top of the page and the
bottom is lost, no second page. All the margins are set to 0.
You might try the program -pdftk-, it will split a PDF document into
multiple pages. You might be able to edit each page individually and print
one page at a time. I don't know if it will solve your problem
Checking out paths is probably another option.
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On 5/23/07, Victor Domingos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What is, in your oppinion, the best method to make dark hair look
like blond hair?
I don't know if it would work, but I'd suggest playing with the
Filters->Colors->Filter Pack
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script" as described in the given
readme link.
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't know the details, but
I do know it makes a difference if you use the paintbrush tool versus the
pencil tool - might try the other tool and see if that helps. Might also be
a linuxwacom issue instead of a gimp issue.
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ey.
You can create a sample point by placing the cursor in the measurement
bar(?) and holding down CTRL while you drag to the point you want to sample.
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t or did you do the gimp-tool install as the
user using gimp? It has always worked for me when I do a
sudo make install
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On 3 Oct 2007 01:23:24 -, mike reqavey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> greetings
> please point me in the direction of how I could make a captcha around 8.5x
> 11.0 inches.
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Closest I could come up with was the Filters->Animation->Rippling
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he http://www.atf4.com site is
really boring. Thanks.
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itory" as well. I reposted the note here because it looks like it only
went to the developer list and this looks to be of interest to users as
well.
The original is at:
https://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/lists/gimp-developer/2007-September/018665.html
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he measurement bar (like you're setting a
guide but hold down CTRL) to be useful.
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Select the "red" eye. Then Filters->Enhance->Red Eye Removal
I often use Colors->Filter Pack. Depends how bad the redeye is.
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