>Best is to use GIMP yourself for a while, to look on the Web, at the >GIMP plugin registry, at examples (e.g. deviantart.com has a lot of >user-submitted work done with GIMP)... > >It all depends on what you're doing. > >I especially like The Artist's Guide to GIMP for a tutorial-based >approach. I was recently sent a copy of "The Book of GIMP: A complete >guide to nearly everything" which is much fatter and somewhat more up >to >date than Beginning GIMP, but it might be too close to what you >already >have. > >There's probably also a "national bestseller" book of the movie "Pulp >Fiction" which describes a different, but not unrelated, GIMP :-) > >Liam
Hi Kevin! I'm interested in photography. Everything about Gimp and photography. I know that exist the book "Gimp 2.6 for photographers", but is it the only book that cover this area? -- marciomendonsa (via www.gimpusers.com/forums) _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list gimp-user-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list
