Re: [Gimp-user] Set default Save As folder?

On Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 12:18 PM, Andrew Stivelman wrote: > Is there a way to set a default folder as the destination when clicking > Save As? It is kludgy to continually have to change the location each time > the file is ready to be exported from the .xcf to another

Re: [Gimp-user] Set default Save As folder?

On Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 12:18 PM, Andrew Stivelman wrote: > Is there a way to set a default folder as the destination when clicking Save > As? It is kludgy to continually have to change the location each time the > file is ready to be exported from the .xcf to another

Re: [Gimp-user] image channel question

On Sat, Apr 8, 2017 at 8:40 PM, Otro wrote: > I would appreciate some advice on how to solve a channels problem. Each time I > open a new image and then open the channels dialog window it shows three > layers; > red, blue and green, all in B How do I return to the base layer in color > so I >

[Gimp-user] Trying to sharpen an image

>Well, the tutorial is; > >1. File menu -> Open Image > >2. Filters menu -> click on Enhance -> click on Sharpen > >3. Move the Sharpness slider in the Sharpen dialogue to a suitable >value. (maybe 60 for your image) > >4. Click on ok. > >5. File menu -> click on Export > >Use new name to

[Gimp-user] Trying to sharpen an image

>Gimp comes with tools for sharpening images. Look in Filters -> >Enhance -> sharpen (and unsharp mask) > >For that little image try a plain, sharpen with a value of about 60 > >rich: www.gimp-forum.net Thank you but I've never used GIMP. Is there a tutorial or a walk-through of sorts showing

[Gimp-user] Change the UI size?

What would it take to be able to improve font readability in the UI? The image url below gives a few examples of what's possible. Please understand, for many people Gimp would only start to be usable with the large option shown. http://i.imgur.com/VtIaxX7.png Lee -- whitneyland (via

[Gimp-user] Making large prints

>Hello Folks, Downloaded this program , and I think it is an excellent >program. >Never done much editing before, so im kinda lost. >Been reading through the manuals and cannot seem to find how to make >large prints. >Im wanting to make a print that is bigger than my printer can make. >knowing

[Gimp-user] Trying to sharpen an image

>I'm trying a quick way, hopefully, to sharpen a png file I have. Is >there a tutorial on how to do this? > >It's an image of a collectible card game but the image is a little >blurry. > >If it's overly complicated to do this in GIMP can someone be so kind >as to offer any other suggestions on how

[Gimp-user] image channel question

I would appreciate some advice on how to solve a channels problem. Each time I open a new image and then open the channels dialog window it shows three layers; red, blue and green, all in B How do I return to the base layer in color so I can duplicate layers. This now happens with every image I

[Gimp-user] Trying to sharpen an image

>Thank you but I've never used GIMP. Is there a tutorial or a >walk-through of sorts showing how to do this? Well, the tutorial is; 1. File menu -> Open Image 2. Filters menu -> click on Enhance -> click on Sharpen 3. Move the Sharpness slider in the Sharpen dialogue to a suitable value.

Re: [Gimp-user] Making large prints

On Sat, Apr 8, 2017 at 3:40 AM, RobertC wrote: > Hello Folks, Downloaded this program , and I think it is an excellent program. > Never done much editing before, so im kinda lost. > Been reading through the manuals and cannot seem to find how to make large > prints. > Im wanting to make a print

[Gimp-user] Watercolor with Gimp

Found that the "Smoke" brush used with varied opacity (usually very low) and as a smudge tool does pretty decent watercolor effects. *Nate Owens* www.nateowens.com nateowen...@gmail.com ___ gimp-user-list mailing list List address:

Re: [Gimp-user] Watercolor with Gimp

Thanks for the tip! Guy Stalnaker jimmyg...@gmail.com On Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 8:40 AM, Nate Owens wrote: > Found that the "Smoke" brush used with varied opacity (usually very > low) and as a smudge tool does pretty decent watercolor effects. > > *Nate Owens* >