On Saturday 05 September 2009 12:54:32 pm Carusoswi wrote: > I'm trying to follow this smart sharpening tutorial from version 2.6.7. > Several items in the early steps are slightly different - menu steps to > decompose vary a bit, for example.
i had the same problem and found that this procedure works for me: --after decomposing, i go back to the original (or duplicate) image, do the edge, levels, and gaussian blur things; --select all and copy the selection to the clipboard; --then undo everything until the normal color image is visible again; --now change to the decomposed image; --highlight the "L" layer; --go to channels and add a new one; --select the new channel and paste the selection still in the cliboard; --go to layers and anchor the floating selection; --go back to channels and create a selection from the new channel; --switch off visibility of the new channel and deselect it, selecting the original ones; --go to layers, make sure "L" is selected, and apply unsharp mask; --select colors->components (or whatever it's called)->recompose; --close the (previously) decomposed image and save changes; now the original image has the smart sharpening applied. if you don't like the result, you can undo and start over. -- phani. _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
