Thank you for the pointer. After playing around with it, it could work,
but not ideally what I'm looking for. However, I have found a sample of
the exact effect I'm looking for:
http://union.fsu.edu/SCE/images/small_red_SCE_Logo.gif
Has anyone done this type of thing before? Ideas how it could be d
Hi,
GSR - FR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Which "seems" to work, but I guess there will be some case in which it
> will not. The only hope is that with all the GTK+ widget reorg, they
> pass the GNOME part that handles menus and buttons (or whatever way
> they do it which allows to have such opt
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2004-11-11 at 2157.35 +0200):
> I haven't figured out so far how to use your fix to remove "OK", "Cancel",
> "Reset", and "Save" icons from buttons though. I tried adding it to gtkrc
> and imagerc in all locations, overwriting existing image related entries
> in gtkrc with
Well, I started shooting infrared, got my new 28mm #87 IR filter,
and speaking to those whom are ready done that, been there.
Set digital camera into B&W
shot a few pics, Sunlight was not that bright ( very cloudy )
Speed: 1" @ F3.9
--
Which filter or plugins, would be the best to use on these kind
Hi,
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 18:59:28 +0100, GSR - FR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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style "gimp-classic-no-icons" {
GimpToolbox::button_relief = 1
## GTK+ derived
##
stock["gtk-help"] =
{
{ "./images/single-pix.png", *, *, "gtk-menu" },
{ "./images/single-pix.png", *, *, "gtk-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2004-11-10 at 2331.29 +0100):
> "Nonexistent Entity" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > These images annoy me very much, how can I get rid of them or at least
> > change them? (withoout compiling Gimp, through themes)
> Install a different GTK+ theme.
Really? Like which one? Cos it
Hi,
Fernando Sancho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm using Gimp-2.2-pre1 and find that now gimp allows to map with a
> palette with more than 256 colors.
There are only 256 color indices in your image so what good would
using a larger palette do?
> I have to test that feature from a python-fu
On Thu, Nov 11, 2004 at 04:20:23PM +0100, Fernando Sancho wrote:
> I'm using Gimp-2.2-pre1 and find that now gimp allows to map with a
> palette with more than 256 colors. I don't know if it's a trick,
> because palettes with more than 256 colors aren't listed in aviable
> palletes to map with, but
> the advantages would be ? what more color depth? better correction?
> then end size all would be 5x7 inches.
the advantage is that with tiff you get original high quality image,
while with jpg you are using compressing method based on throwing away
small images details. it is done cleverly so th
I'm using Gimp-2.2-pre1 and find that now gimp allows to map with a
palette with more than 256 colors. I don't know if it's a trick,
because palettes with more than 256 colors aren't listed in aviable
palletes to map with, but if I type the name of my palette, gimp maps
the palette.
I have to test
Here is some information:
Test3.jpeg file is 197KB
Test4.Tiff file is 5.5MB
Test3.jpeg Resolution is 1600x1200 Pix
Test4.tiff Resolution is 1600x1200 Pix
Test3.jpeg 72x72 dip
Test4.tiff 300x300 dip
---
Now, it would appear that I can scale down,
to a 5x7 inches for the .jpeg and raise the dpi.
As f
Hi,
Richard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> When shooting, via my Nikon Coolpix 950 digital camera, I set the
> setting for picture resolution to FINE, Then to HI HI setting is
> .tiff Non-compression.
>
> However, there seems to be a problem when loading the .jpeg (fine)
> into Gimp it shows a siz
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