BEAUTIFUL! Regards Onyeibo
On Tue, 2016-06-07 at 07:15 +0200, > Hi all, > > > The Swiss magazine "Publisher" will make available a series of > articles on comparisons between GIMP and Photoshop CC. The articles > will be freely available some time after the realease of each printed > edition. More importantly, the written articles are only one part of > the project, the other one being short training videos that will show > how to achieve a task in GIMP and in Photoshop, respectively. They > will also be freely available (for the time being). > > The articles will loosely refer to the videos (which will be produced > first), but also add additional information and a summary describing > how the two programmes compare. Producer of the videos is a > professional Photoshop trainer who was forced to learn using GIMP due > to increasing customer demand for GIMP trainings. > > The first article plus videos has already been created and will be > available in a month or so on www.publisher.ch. It will be about > extracting image elements via Foreground Extraction/Quick Selection, > optimising the selection via a layer mask and inserting the result > into a new image. Next up: Liquid Rescale. > > We still don't know how often and how many articles/videos we can > create. It depends on our time, the editor's plans for each print > edition, and audience feedback. There is a real possibility, though, > that we can continue this until the end of 2017. > > If you understand written and spoken German, you might want to have a > look. > > > Enjoy! > > Christoph > > > P.S.: For those who don't understand German, the result of the > comparison regarding extraction etc. is: identical end results, > Photoshop faster, but GIMP more flexible. > _______________________________________________ > CREATE mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/create _______________________________________________ CREATE mailing list [email protected] https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/create
