On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 11:21 PM, Jonathan Kamens wrote: > I use many of GIMP's features. I'm not just removing red-eyes from my > family photos. Yeah, I'm not a professional designer; no one is paying me > for the output of my work, nor am I publishing it as art. But it feels to > me like perhaps the GIMP team's vision of its target audience is overly > limiting and in the end will benefit neither GIMP nor its user base. > > I have to ask, do really not save your edits as XCF files? Even if I am doing a red eye removal, I duplicate the layer and work on that, saving the file as an XCF, so I can always revert back, if needed....
I find the new paradigm quite intuitive, once I thought about it and gave it a try. The native format is XCF, which is the only thing you save. Everything else is an export to a lossy (in some manner) format. The inconsistent behaviour of the overwrite should probably be brought up to the gimp devs, if it doesn't line up with the outline. -Rob A>
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