Hi,
squareyes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
am making up a newbies help file for Ubuntu,
but am not completely happy with the crispness of the screen shots
I have taken with gimp.
Screenshots show exactly what's on screen. If that's not crispy
enough, I suggest you tweak your text rendering and
I can see that fuzzyness you're talking about, and it seems strange that a
direct screenshot would result in that... so it may have to do with your export.
I looked at one of your PNG screenshots... opening it in Photoshop I was
presented with a prompt about Pixel Aspect Ratio. The PNG's you've
Quoting Kalle Ounapuu [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
So maybe it's the compression you're choosing for the PNG? All your
PNG's are RGB... so that has lossy compression. Are you putting it
down a little bit?
Err, there isn't any compression in PNG that is lossy. At all. PNG is
lossless
in all modes. So
Can anyone tell me if there is a straightforward way to make a circular
path?
You could use the Elliptical Select Tool (hold Shift down
to get a perfect circle).
Then convert your selection to a path (Rightclick on Image -
Select - To Path)
Andreas
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2005-03-02 at 2013.39 +1030):
I have taken with gimp. Is there any way of improving them very much.
May be too critical, but as it's my first work would like it to look
more professional than I really am.
http://www.members.optusnet.com.au/squareyes/ubuntu.html
Are you
On Wed, Mar 02, 2005 at 07:19:03PM +0100, Andreas Waechter wrote:
Can anyone tell me if there is a straightforward way to make a circular
path?
You could use the Elliptical Select Tool (hold Shift down
to get a perfect circle).
Then convert your selection to a path (Rightclick on Image -
Hello,
On Wed, 02 Mar 2005 09:45:23 -0700, Robin Laing
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sven Neumann wrote:
But GIMP is Free Software with the source code open to everyone.
So the GIMP's development team could be as large as it's user base.
You are correct but many of the users wouldn't know C++
Hi,
Kalle Ounapuu [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So maybe it's the compression you're choosing for the PNG? All your
PNG's are RGB... so that has lossy compression. Are you putting it
down a little bit?
PNG doesn't do lossy compression. Whatever compression factory you
choose, it's lossless.
Hi,
Eric Seppanen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can anyone tell me if there is a straightforward way to make a circular
path? Or alternatively, how can I can come as close as possible to a
circular arc with the bezier path tool? Positioning the handles by eye
doesn't seem very accurate or
Hi,
Eric Seppanen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes, but at smaller sizes this results in a bad lumpy circle.
Presumably elliptical-select is drawing a pixellated circle, and then
selection-to-path is approximating that pixellated shape with the path.
It's a known problem of the selection to
Yes, but at smaller sizes this results in a bad
lumpy circle.
Presumably elliptical-select is drawing a
pixellated circle, and then
selection-to-path is approximating that pixellated
shape with the path.
Another solution (maybe easyer) could be :
1. Create a big circular selection
2.
On Wednesday 02 March 2005 14:39, Eric Seppanen wrote:
Hello,
Can anyone tell me if there is a straightforward way to make a
circular path? Or alternatively, how can I can come as close as
possible to a circular arc with the bezier path tool? Positioning
the handles by eye doesn't seem
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