Hi Zed,
On 28 Aug 09 02:28 zed z...@zed.net.nz said:
I've copied part of the image in an ellipse to cover the 'hole' but
am left with the edge of the circle, and have no idea how to blend
this with the rest of the image.
When you select the part of the image you want, before copying, apply
Greg Chapman gregtu...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hi Zed,
On 28 Aug 09 02:28 zed z...@zed.net.nz said:
I've copied part of the image in an ellipse to cover the 'hole' but am
left with the edge of the circle, and have no idea how to blend this
with the rest of the image.
When you select the
As a very new user of the Gimp, I find it annoying that there appears to be
no selection tool that turns off all tools. I am thinking of a package like
Inscape, where the default is that when loaded no tool is selected and one
has to make a selection before anything happens.
Is there such a tool
Hi Zed,
On 28 Aug 09 23:52 zed z...@zed.net.nz said:
Although not perfect, the result I achieved with feathering is
reasonably acceptable. What is better, is that I have learnt
something.
I confess that normally I'd use the clone stamp tool for covering some
blemish in an image.
Using a
Hi Zed,
On 28 Aug 09 23:58 zed z...@zed.net.nz said:
I find it annoying that there
appears to be no selection tool that turns off all tools.
I am confused by this feature request.
The GIMP is an image editing package not an image display package.
Therefore, by definition, you will always
zed wrote:
I am very new to The Gimp and, at the moment, floundering :-(
I want to have some CDs printed with the LinuxMINT logo but the person
printing the CDs for me wants the image modified to remove the 'hole' in the
centre.
I've copied part of the image in an ellipse to cover the
Bob Long b...@oblong.com.au wrote:
zed wrote:
I am very new to The Gimp and, at the moment, floundering :-(
I want to have some CDs printed with the LinuxMINT logo but the person
printing the CDs for me wants the image modified to remove the 'hole' in
the centre.
I've copied part
Greg Chapman gregtu...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hi Zed,
On 28 Aug 09 23:58 zed z...@zed.net.nz said:
I find it annoying that there appears to be no selection tool that turns
off all tools.
[snipped but read and absorbed]
Effectively, this is the same question that new users often ask, How
On Saturday 29 August 2009 08:15:11 zed wrote:
That, together with the fact that at the start a tool is
selected and I click on the image and wonder what has happened and how I
change it..
i had the same problem when i started using gimp. not used to the shape and
meaning of pointers, i was
On 08/29/2009 12:58 AM, zed wrote:
As a very new user of the Gimp, I find it annoying that there appears to be
no selection tool that turns off all tools. I am thinking of a package like
Inscape, where the default is that when loaded no tool is selected and one
has to make a selection before
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