I have been using the GIMP for years and I love it, though I don't do
many of the fancy things. I have tried to figure out how to make a
"fade" with the clone tool (and paint tool). I found this site
https://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-tool-dynamics.html and I see all kinds of
fancy "dynamics" and
I'm not sure if it will give you what you want, but try making a brush with
a very low "hardness' factor and use it for cloning. I was looking for a way
to feather my cloning, too.
Rick S.
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From: Judy Wilson
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Application Version: 2.8.14.0
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Hello all
I have made a 20 frame gif and have just found the bloomin amazing wobble
script.
Is it possible to make each frame wobble as it changes from one to the next ? It
is a monster type fella that is opening and closing it's mouth. So always
wobbling as it does this. If you see what I mean
Is there a way within the gimprc or gimp pluginrc file to load a file extension
(eg. cr, cr2, nef, dng, ...) as a default UFRAW file type?
In other words, I have *.nef files and Gimp enjoys choosing to only open the
*.nef file's thumbnail as a TIFF file, ignoring the remainder of the contents of
Can you be more specific? Does GIMP detect the tablet upon startup, does it
have separate tools associated with the pen/eraser ends of the stylus, and what
exactly (if anything) does it do when you try to use the tablet with a painting
tool in GIMP?
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I played a bit with Adobe Photoshop Express in Windows phone and found
a useful adjustment that increases the gain in deep shadow portions,
while at the same time keeps *untouched* the already bright areas
(above a certain predefined level).
Here is a sample:
(original image)
>after finishing what should I click to be save ?
My guess, from looking at your picture, is that probably GIMP holds the EXIF
metadata in memory, and that it
automatically gets saved whenever you save the GIMP .xcf file, and gets
exported along with the image
whenever you export as an image
Can anyone guide me in resizing the icons and brushes in GIMP 2.8 for Linux Mint
18? The text automatically adjusts with system settings but the icons remain
miniscule, which makes it almost impossible to choose a brush or tool! I
discovered the themes made for Windows, but none for Linux. Any
Going off on a slight tangent, I can see where a sub-menu option should be
within the load menu upon selecting and *.nef file (or similar RAW image file
containing multiple images), where the user should be able to check/tick the
images to open (eg. Thumbnail image, JPEG image, RAW image, ...) and
>...a useful adjustment that increases the gain in deep shadow portions,while
>at the same time keeps *untouched* the already bright areas(above a certain
>predefined level)
Experts: is there a way to select just Shadows or just Midtones, or just
Highlights?
Then one could just use the
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