On 6/28/05, Richard Nagle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Here one, for you Gimp Guru¹s.... > > When looking at a gimp file .xcf, and want to print out that file (photo) > I used export.. gimp wanted me to flatten the layers, I did not want to > do that...
The GIMP's print module will only print the current layer by default. When you export, it isn't supposed to change the original image, if memory serves me right. I could be wrong there, though. Why not just save the file twice, flatten the second, and print it? It's kind of weird, maybe this is a user-interface improvement that could be changed. That said, there are alot of GIMP users who probably would only want to print the current layer, as opposed to the flattened image (which would be used by consumers). *shrugs* I don't think that changing something onscreen (e.g. onscreen gamma correction in the monitor) changes the way it comes out of the printer. Doesn't your printer driver have some sort of gamma correction system? (CUPS and Windows drivers have something that resembles this, but I've never used it.) Does this help solve your problem? -- ~Mike _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
