Hi Liam, I got it. First I need to select Image-->Crop to selection and after that Image--> Crop to content. I'm really appreciate Your help, you can made easy my feature photo editing.. Thank You very much for it!
Regards, Zoltan Zoltán Kluik <numizmatik...@gmail.com> ezt írta (időpont: 2021. márc. 27., Szo, 0:31): > Dear Lim, > > Wow, with this fuzzy tool it works excellent. You write so exactly and > precise, also it is really very fast process. I was blind that I wanted to > do only with foreground selection tool. This is better what You said > I have only point 9 which is not working. When I do Image --> Crop to > content or Zealous crop the GIMP said: Cannot crop because the image is > already cropped to its content. (Here the background is white and on the > picture there is only the coin.) > Thank You for Your help in advance. > > Zoltan > > Liam R E Quin <l...@holoweb.net> ezt írta (időpont: 2021. márc. 26., P, > 0:09): > >> On Thu, 2021-03-25 at 17:24 +0100, Zoltán Kluik wrote: >> > Dear Liam, >> > >> > Yes, the image is in RGB colour 8 bit. >> > What does it mean? >> >> Colour means as opposed to greyscale (just grey, no colur allowed). >> >> RGB means that any pixel can be in any colour, as opposed to indexed >> which would mean a fixed list of colours >> >> 8-bit means each of red, green, blue (RGB) can take any whole number >> value from 0 to 255 - this is appropriate for JPEG images for example. >> >> With the following image I did this: >> >> (1) open the image in gimp >> (2) select the Fuzzy Select tool from the toolbox >> (3) in Tool Options, make sure the threshold is good - i used 13. The >> higher this number ,the more the Fuzzy Select tool will select colours >> that are not quite the one you click on. >> (4) i clicked on the green background 9still with fuzzy select). This >> selected eveything except the coin. >> (5) i used select->grow to increase the selection by 2 pixels. This >> makes sure that if e.g. there's a pet hair in the picture, it gets >> selected out. But this also selects the edge of the coin, which we >> don't want. >> (6) then, i did Select->shrinl and entered 1 pixel, to get back the >> edge of the coin. >> (7) Probably we don't want an ugly hard edge so i used Select->Feather >> by 1.5 pixels to soften the edge of the selection. >> (8) i did edit->cut (or Control-X), to remove the green. If you don't >> have the default black and white colours selected in the two small >> panels under the toolbox, press d to reset them to defaults and then >> do cut. >> (9) then i did Image->Crop to Content, to get rid of the extra white >> areas. >> (10) finally i exported the image. >> >> This is much faster to do than to describe. Maybe ten seconds at most. >> >> Just before exporting ,i actually also used Colours->Levelsand pressed >> Auto Input Levels; you may not want that; it makes the dark parts of >> the image black. You can get a better result by including a photo card >> (you can get them on ebay or from any photography shop) in the picture >> and using the white and the black as white and black points in Levels. >> It's pretty much instant although then you have to crop the photo card >> out of the picture. >> >> Interesting coin. >> >> slave liam (ankh) >> >> >> > >> >> -- >> Liam Quin - web slave for https://www.fromoldbooks.org/ >> with fabulous vintage art and fascinating texts to read. >> Click here to have the slave beaten. >> > _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list List address: gimp-user-list@gnome.org List membership: https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list List archives: https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gimp-user-list
