Re: [Gimp-user] GIMP 2.8 per Windows, problem with the color picker

2014-07-28 Thread Maxeem
DSunhammer wrote
 Hello friends, it's 2014 and i just updated gimp to 2.8.10 from 2.8.2 and
 am
 still getting issue with ALL COLOR PICKERS linked from any of the dialogs.
 The
 color picker always returns black color regarless of where you click. I am
 on
 RDP, Win7 x64 Slovak. This really makes Gimp useless.

The very basic GUI color picker works well when somewhat inconveniently
switching from my present tool to the color picker tool. Hotkeys sort of
solve this.

Thankfully, holding down 'Control' (in Windows/Linux) results in the color
picker temporarily popping up before reverting to present tool upon release
of the key.

But one of the absolute best ways to pick color has been clicking on the
present colors to get the color dialogue, so you can work with the pallet
and get any visible on-screen color, which is one of the most amazing and
useful tools built into 2.6 that *is lost* in 2.8, according to some. Like
DSunhammer, I have the same bug — where (I guess) someone simply forgot to
change the present selection to the color detected. It just makes the
present selection pure black #00. So close to being useful!



Otherwise, pretty great work on the new version in all other aspects, and I
look forward to the next version where hopefully our great in-dialog color
picker returns! (Any chance for a patch?)



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Re: [Gimp-user] GIMP 2.8 per Windows, problem with the color picker

2014-07-28 Thread Michael Schumacher
On 28.07.2014 18:55, Maxeem wrote:

 But one of the absolute best ways to pick color has been clicking on the
 present colors to get the color dialogue, so you can work with the pallet
 and get any visible on-screen color, which is one of the most amazing and
 useful tools built into 2.6 that *is lost* in 2.8, according to some. Like
 DSunhammer, I have the same bug — where (I guess) someone simply forgot to
 change the present selection to the color detected. It just makes the
 present selection pure black #00. So close to being useful!

Could be bug https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=676708,
depending on your platform (it as been reported for and confirmed on
Windows XP). There's also some other bug report with this symptom in the
bug tracker.

 Otherwise, pretty great work on the new version in all other aspects, and I
 look forward to the next version where hopefully our great in-dialog color
 picker returns! (Any chance for a patch?)

If it is that bug, then there's a patch attached to it - to cairo. Not
sure if the cairo developers have applied it yet.


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Re: [Gimp-user] GIMP 2.8 per Windows, problem with the color picker

2012-08-31 Thread Nik Omul
Select Color picker tool and in Tool Options dockable dialogue toggle
Set_foreground_color instead of Pick_only. Now when you use eyedropper from
Change_Foreground_Color dialog window it will change foreground color to the
one you picked. This will help you restore your workflow til the bug is
fixed.
Francois wrote
 
I suspect that Francesco had the same problem I did. In the color picker 
dialog box, there is an icon, about 2/3 of the way from the top, which 
when one hovers the mouse cursor over the icon, reveals the context help 
that one can select a color from anywhere in the screen. When one's 
cursor is located over a GIMP window, this is true, one can select a 
color; when the cursor is over a part of the screen that is not part of 
a GIMP window, the cursor reverts from the eyedropper shape to the 
normal cursor shape, and in my experience, one was not able to select a 
color from any part of the screen that was not a GIMP related window.
 
 Yes, this is the problem I'm having as well. It's definitely a bug.
 
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Re: [Gimp-user] GIMP 2.8 per Windows, problem with the color picker

2012-06-02 Thread Richard Gitschlag

 Date: Sat, 2 Jun 2012 17:09:14 +0200
 From: for...@gimpusers.com
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 Subject: [Gimp-user] GIMP 2.8 per Windows, problem with the color picker
 
 Sorry to be not very clear. I'm referring to the eyedropper in the 
 Foreground change color and the issue is present

 also if I click the eyedropper in the one-only layer picture. Try it.
 Thanks
 Bye
 Francesco
 

You mean holding down Ctrl with a paint tool to activate colorpicker mode?  
Tried that and worked perfectly - unable to reproduce the described behavior.

In a single layer image with no transparency, always picked the pixel's color 
value.

In a multi-layer image with or without transparency, always picked the pixel 
value from the active layer only, it had no effect (retained previous picked 
color) outside the active layer area.  Found no apparent way to make the 
colorpick modifier (as opposed to the colorpicker tool) sample from all layers.

Another very important note:  Transparent pixels within a layer still retain 
their original color value.  If, for example, you paint a HSV spectrum onto a 
layer and then erase it to transparency, the colorpicker will still pick the 
color pixels from it.  Which brings to mind that the default color for a 
transparent area is black.

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