ng colour images and, yes, It
works with Ubuntu 8.04 and 8.10. I posed my question here because I
believe I am not the only Gimp user who uses TurboPrint and someone may
be able to advise me on how to achieve what I want via CUPS.
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I both print and, from time to time, put an image on a site such as
meetthegimp.org and I have rarely had a complaint about colour. I intend
to try getting a profile for my printer because it seems to me to be
worthwhile trying to control the printing. Perhaps I
My apologies, I gave the wrong reference for where I post some of my
images, it should have been www.23hq.com/littletank. There are lots of
classifications on www.23hq.com and meetthegimp is one of them.
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Conditions are UFRaw 0.14.1 Gimp 2.6.1 Ubuntu 8.04
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I did give the conditions but I will repeat them. UFRaw 0.14.1 Gimp
2.6.1 Ubuntu 8.04
The UFRaw package used is the ufraw-gimp.
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e I
> missed?
>
> Conditions are UFRaw 0.14.1 Gimp 2.6.1 Ubuntu 8.04
I have checked with another machine running Ubuntu 8.10 and UFRaw-Gimp
0.14.1 works as it should but I still cannot get it to work with Ubuntu
8.04.
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> > gimp when converted/decoded.
>
> I did give the conditions but I will repeat them. UFRaw 0.14.1 Gimp
> 2.6.1 Ubuntu 8.04
>
> The UFRaw package used is the ufraw-gimp.
Furthermore, using ufraw-gimp 0.13.1 st
ly
clear I am using gimp-ufraw 0.14.1 downloaded from
www.getdeb.net/release/3287 and Gimp 2.4.1 in Ubuntu 8.04.
I have checked and the setting in Options is 'Gimp' in the Remote
setting.
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gimp-ufraw 0.14.1 and the problem had
disappeared. Why this should be I have no idea but it worked, so thanks
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how to fix this? Is this a known issue? Under
> Ubuntu 8.04, I worked with Gimp 2.4.5 and never experienced
> anything like this.
I realise it is no help to you but I have tried with Ubuntu 8.10 and
Gimp 2.6.3 and there was no problem.
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P Professional SP2.
A lot depends on what you want to do. If it is to do with photography
then I can recommend www.meetthegimp.org and have a look at the early
videos to start with.
Best of luck
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There is a way to do this because I have done it. Unfortunately, I have
forgotten how but I am sure that Rolf Steinort at www.meetthegimp.org
would know the answer.
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I do not have the window referred to. I
do not wish to start an argument but I am almost certain that Rolf
Steinort, in one of his videos, explained how to get rid of the window.
I will try to find the time to search it out.
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That is exactly what I meant, thanks.
> However, this does not suppress the empty-image-window
That is true, but, if I recall correctly, there always was an
empty-image-window.
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try to download the
> readme.txt; and it's not clear to me how to get the python plugins
> actually installed in Gimp 2.6 after copying them into the
> ~/.gimp-2.6/plugins directory.
> Can you help?
I read the photorestore.pdf file.
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will have a serious look at what can be done.
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of your main
interest being in the algorithm, you and other readers would think it
best if this subject was continued outside this list.
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> I haven't found a way to use the levels tool on one layer only.
> Is it possible to do this, to adjust the color of a layer rather
> than the image?
Perhaps if you turned off the layers you do not want to change then used
the levels tool on the layer left you would do want you
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> > I haven't found a way to use the levels tool on one layer only.
> > Is it possible to do this, to adjust the color of a layer rather
> > than the image?
>
> Perhaps if
t; > question.
Speaking from experience and running Ubuntu 8.10 and a compatible
scanner, in Gimp File -> Create -> XSane -> Device dialogue. Ubuntu has
all the software you need already installed.
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It would be useful if the slider range could be altered, especially to
be able to go below 0.7. I am not a programmer and, therefore, I do not
know if this is possible or how complicated it is but, if it can be
done, I would love to be able to try the effect.
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wer than 0.7 is to see, if
possible, where the loss of detail starts to occur.
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I can't make changes to)?
>
There should be no problem in getting a print but I suggest you ask them
first to find out what they require the Gimp image to be saved on.
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nks for the
reference. Are there instructions somewhere on how to use it, please, or
did you work it out for yourself?
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> > reference. Are there instructions somewhere on how to use it, please, or
> > did you work it out for yourself?
> >
> > Norman
> I did worjk by myself but I think that on the web page are instructions.
> On the http://star
try under gimp that will help me accomplish these aims?
I think there was a video covering this sort of thing on
www.meetthegimp.org some months ago, but I am not absolutely sure.
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Looking through my Home directory I noticed that, in addition to a
folder .gimp-2.6 there are .gimp-2.2, gimp-2.3 and gimp-2.4. Would it be
a wise move to delete the 2.2, 2.3 and 2.4 gimp folders?
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I usually press the Tab key and the Toolbox goes away. Pressing the Tab
key again, brings it back.
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it doesn't exist.
>
> But I thought I'd try here.
>
> Anyone know of a mustache distortion correction for GIMP?
Have you looked at Filters -> Distorts -> lens distortion?
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Allowing for the fact that only a relatively small %age of GIMP is
useful for working with photographic images is there a place where these
items are gathered together? If there were, it would save a lot of
effort having to trawl through the many menu items to find the one
required.
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> I owe Norman a sincere apology. At some time in the past a line of code got
> deleted from my plug-in. (It went through dozens of versions!) This has no
> effect on the restorations with default settings but the "degree of
> restoration" slider does not wo
is no reason why the invert step could not be
incorporated into the plug-in as another option.
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d then to Restore Options From, it shows Empty.
> >
> > How do I get these missing options to show up?
Having selected the tool just click in the image and a window with
controls should appear.
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m asking for, but hints on how
> this could be done would be nice
Without seeing examples it is difficult to say but, as a starter, I
suggest you look at www.lionhouse.plus.com/photosoftware/restore.
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through Help, then try to do what you want to do. If
then you are still stuck, tell us what you did and then we could have
some basis on which to help you.
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sume that Gimp would do it even better.
Just a thought. Suppose you open a new layer, fill it with black and
place it below the layer with the stamp.
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Whilst yo are processing may I suggest that you save as .xcf and only
save to .jpg when you have finished.
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Is it possible to move menu items from one heading to another, please?
If it is then could some kind person please explain to a non-techie how
to do it?
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> More integrated days will come, I'm sure.
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ipts, in the
> /usr/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-ins
> can be found under procedure browser not the plug-in browser.
Right click on the plug-in select properties, permissions and make sure
that the box Execute is ticked.
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x27;Replies to list' pops the mail into my GIMP
box whereas 'Reply to all' pops the reply into my personal box. I know
the reply also appears on the list but my response does not.
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and annoys the receiver when I first relplay to him and then again to
> the list.
I never have any problem with those who reply to list. I have the same
with other Ubuntu lists, replies to list - no problem, replies to all -
comes directly into my personal mail box because the repl
I know how to select by colour but is it possible to select by tonality
such as shadow area. Please help an ignorant Gimper.
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When UFRaw opens on my machine towards the bottom of the panel, on the
left hand side, there is 'Denoise' with a slider, isn't this to remove
noise? I am using Ubuntu 8.10.
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inch.
Thank you.
Could you please also clarify another thing. In the specification for a
scanner it has Optical Resolution 4800 dpi X 9600 dpi. From this how
should I calculate pixels per inch?
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In a book I am reading, under the heading of scanners, it says that the
scanner resolution should be 600 pixels per inch. When I look at scanner
specifications resolution is quoted as dpi. Please, are these the same?
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ld have thought resolution needed only one number and secondly, if
this sort of resolution is readily available why does the author of the
book take pains to imply that 600 ppi is something important?
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for a scanner that captures at
least 10 bits of data and has an optical resolution of 600 pixels per
inch. I don't have lots of money and this interest in restoration is
just as a hobby and not a business. So, could some kind person guide me
in the right direction, plea
old man make a good purchase. I can go up to £100 sterling.
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scanners to buy, they are not mentioned on the list of tested scanners.
That is why I asked this question on this list. Not because I am too
lazy or incompetent or don't know my way around, it is because the
answer to my question is not there.
Norman
Could someone please advise me if there is the GIMP equivalent of this
Photoshop instruction:- Image -> Adjustments -> Shadow/Highlights.
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would be to size the image. What you do before that is up to you but you
certainly should crop early in the process.
Hope this helps.
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e for the final 'Unsharp Mask'.)
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?
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> 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
and I am not really any the wiser. So, I would be most
grateful if someone could point me towards some readily understandable
tutorial material, preferably audio/visual, that I can study and
emulate.
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> pick a perfectly gray point though. It is totally sufficient to pick a
> point that is supposed to be some shade of gray. Basically any surface
> that should be white will do it. The actual luminance is not relevant.
That is very useful to know, thanks.
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Is this really not possible?
/ Norman Walsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| When Gimp starts, it displays the main menu panel and the "Layers,
| Channels, ..." panel. Is there anyway that I can get it to
| automatically display the File->Layer->Colors menu also? I
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|> Is this really not possible?
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‘id’
refocus.c:621: error: ‘GimpDrawable’ has no member named ‘id’
refocus.c:622: error: ‘GimpDrawable’ has no member named ‘id’
make[1]: *** [refocus.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/local/src/refocus-0.9.0/src'
make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
w got a Canon i9900.
I'd like to use the Epson paper, is there any way to configure GIMP so
that it'll print on the right section of the Epson paper?
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> I'm a beginner and need to learn the basics. If there are tutorials
> where can I find them?
If your interest is photography have a look at http://meetthegimp.org/
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follow this discussion because I also have had printing
problems over the years. Could part of the need for 2 possible 'print'
selections be because of the need to please Windows as well as Linux
users?
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hat the bulk of software I need to use is free, I am quite
prepared to buy something, if necessary. Thus, I use TurboPrint for
printing from Gimp and have done for several years.
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Quite some time ago a method for sharpening was given here and which I
have enjoyed using. Unfortunately, I have lost my notes and I would be
grateful if the method could be posted again, please.
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> Filters --> Enhance --> Sharpen
>
> Things break up after around 70%
> Any time I resize any image I need to resharpen it.
>
> If enhance/sharpen is grayed out make sure the image is RGB
>
> Image --> Mode --> RGB
Thanks Bob, but what I looking for i
> On Monday 27 July 2009 23:17:26 Norman Silverstone wrote:
> > Quite some time ago a method for sharpening was given here and which
> > I have enjoyed using. Unfortunately, I have lost my notes and I would
> > be grateful if the method could be posted again, please.
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ith the colours, got rid of the black and I
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> list because I never receive these myself. If someone does receive any
> of my list Emails please let me know.
Arriving here. loud and clear.
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ld do things. The only
difference is that when I am satisfied with a stage I would merge the
layers otherwise the file becomes very large. Also, from time to time I
would save my work and keep watching 'meetthegimp'
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> I've learned the hard way to SAVE OFTEN!!! Or
> you can lose your work when GIMP freezes and dies.
I don't suffer from Gimp freezing or dying but I have been known to
press the wrong button and loose an hours careful cloning.
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or this? Making a circular text logo is
> from scratch using paths and texts and selections is confusing to not
> possible at best.
Perhaps there is something wrong with your installation I have just
checked and the logos on my setup are all there - GIMP 2
elates, until the two are
> merged together.
> > I'm just a-wonderin' why the xcf files grow so large.
> >
> I suspect that becuase you have a number of layers all the same size as
> the image.
Also the size of the file will grow even larger when
false alarm about Logos -> Text Circle but Filters -> Alpha to
> Logo are all grayed out.
>
> Sorry for the confusion.
Try adding an Alpha channel then it should work.
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it will probably be better to redo that layer from fresh. In other
cases with a layer stack you can, of course, turn layers on and off with
the little icon on the left and so work on any layer you wish.
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there is a section for ideas for scripts and a programmer who can
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Suppose there are three different layers in a stack that need to be
saved individually and then used as the input for a RPI plugin. What
would be the best procedure to use, please?
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o drag the thumbnail up to the tool box when a new window
opens and the image can be saved from there as '.xcf' or even worked on
before saving.
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It works really well.
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Try clicking on a corner and dragging.
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e results may be relevant or not as the case may be but I think
that they are interesting. My little camera gives a RAW image = 8.6 MB
and a jpeg image = 2.6 MB. The developed RAW image from UFRaw saved at
98% jpeg = 17.2 MB and then that image loaded into GIMP and saved as xcf
= 17.0 MB.
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; Better use compressed 8-bit sRGB TIFF instead (all minilabs I know
> would reject TIFF with *any* compression, though...).
Why is that?
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do minilabs reject TIFF with *any*
compression?
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g Scale Image. At the right hand side of the
boxes where you enter the dimensions there are 2 chain links which are
joined together, click on these and they will separate. Now you can
enter your dimensions with out any problem.
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any problem.
> Its a passport photograph, so doing the little chain things doesn't really
> work, as it becomes distorted.
> Thats why I was trying to do what the previous poster suggested
>
There is a plug-in called Liquid Rescale which w
get the tip to appear each time I activate GIMP, please. I
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On Mon, 2009-12-07 at 14:34 +1100, Ron Atkinson wrote:
> Is there a way for GIMP to be able to read Camera Raw files? I have a
> Nikon and shoot RWA all the time, bur I could not find a way for GIMP
> to read the NEF files.
There is also RawTherapee which is quite comprehensive
After lots and lots of trying to print I had to spend some cash and buy
TurboPrint - problem solved.
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> It would be nice, if you can give me some hints, how to achieve this. Maybe,
> something similar exists already!?
I am sorry that I cannot produce a script but why not put the question
to http://forum.meetthegimp.org/ there are some very knowledgeable and
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