I've been scanning inks into GIMP, then moving them over to Inkscape for
tracing to make the lines smoother. Is there a way to do this in GIMP alone?
I don't mean vector tracing, just getting rid of the smaller abnormalities
or fuzziness around my inked lines. I already scan at 600 dpi.
Here's an
Marc Carson wrote:
I've been scanning inks into GIMP, then moving them over to Inkscape for
tracing to make the lines smoother. Is there a way to do this in GIMP
alone? I don't mean vector tracing, just getting rid of the smaller
abnormalities or fuzziness around my inked lines. I already scan
This is something I've struggled with as well. I'm not sure if I've
ever found a good solution, but Selective Gaussian blur comes to
mind. It's in Filters Blur Selective Gaussian Blur. Just tinker
with the settings and see what happens.
Is there somewhere we can see one of the scans you're
OK, try this: apply a Gaussian Blur to the image (I used it at 7 or 8
pixels) to smooth those lines up, and then apply a Unsharp Mask to
sharpen it again. You should end up with fairly smooth lines. You can,
of course, tinker with the settings of both filters to fine-tune the
result.
On Wed, Jul
On 13.07.2010 19:29, Dirk K. wrote:
There's an updated 2.6.10 installer at
http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/stable.html and there have been reports
that this fixes the problem.
Thank you for your help Michael. Unfortunately neither the 32 installation
file nor the new 32/64 instalation did help
Hi,
m...@marccarson.com (2010-07-14 at 1409.01 -0700):
Is there somewhere we can see one of the scans you're working with?
Sure. Here's an original panel straight from the scanner:
http://friendlyskies.net/projects/comics/originalpanel.png
I tried unsharp mask and selective gaussian blur, but
On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 6:05 AM, Marc Carson m...@marccarson.com wrote:
I've been scanning inks into GIMP, then moving them over to Inkscape for
tracing to make the lines smoother. Is there a way to do this in GIMP alone?
I don't mean vector tracing, just getting rid of the smaller
