Hi,
As an in frequent GIMP user since v1.2, GIMP was used just cropping and
resizing images. One of the computer magazines I picked up in a locale
store had published an article on GIMP showing how to selectively
colourise based on Eric R. Jeschke tutorial, which I tried.
In another magazine
Hello,
I have some tiff files which I want to convert to djvu using the
bitonal encoder of djvulibre. However, my tiff files are nominally
color, even though they just contain BW text.
How can I transform these files to be bitonal?
Also, is there a way to batch this job?
--
Alexandru I. Cabuz
It's worth remembering that printing is almost universally still 8bit.
However, it is clearly very important that any current image package
should allow opening and manipulation of greater depth images. My own
camera is a long obsolete Fuji S20 but it produces 12bit images. As a
result all
On Wednesday 16 January 2008 07:58, Thomas Worthington wrote:
On Wed, 16 Jan 2008 10:25:39 -, 7willows [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
As CPUs are now primarily 64bit (I am running Solaris 10 x86 as a
64bit OS) could the design of GIMP be adjusted so that maximum
image bit depth becomes user
Hi all,
I am looking for a plugin that will help me convert a color image to
Black and White. I have looked at the Plugin Registry and found a
couple that do this, but they are not interactive. I would like to see
for example, the difference between a yellow filter and a red filter
are, and
On Wed, 16 Jan 2008 13:49:59 -, Joao S. O. Bueno [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
But, answering you both: yes, current gimp trunk is using GEGL for
some color operations, which are them performed at 32bit floating
point precision. Version 2.6, which will come out this year will
implement
Would this do what you want?
http://www.gimpguru.org/Tutorials/Color2BW/
--- Paul Waldo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I am looking for a plugin that will help me convert a color image to
Black and White. I have looked at the Plugin Registry and found a
couple that do this, but they
On Wednesday 16 January 2008 12:01, Thomas Worthington wrote:
On Wed, 16 Jan 2008 13:49:59 -, Joao S. O. Bueno
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
But, answering you both: yes, current gimp trunk is using GEGL
for some color operations, which are them performed at 32bit
floating point
Thanks for the reply, Elwin.
Digikam does a great job of allowing you to pick
* Film Type (Agfa Pan 100, Kodak Tri-X, etc.)
* Lens Filters (Red, Orange, Blue, etc.)
* Tone (Sepia, Selenium, Platinum)
It does this by showing a thumbnail of what your image would look like
with the parameter
On Wed, 16 Jan 2008 12:38:29 +0200
Alexandru Cabuz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have some tiff files which I want to convert to djvu using the
bitonal encoder of djvulibre. However, my tiff files are nominally
color, even though they just contain BW text.
How can I transform these
Imagemagick does the job.
Command I used was this:
convert -colors 2 -density 600x600 -colorspace gray -compress group4
pg_0015.pdf pg_0015.tif
The tif files generated are bitonal and the djvulibre bitonal
algorithm cjb2 works fine on them.
Was not able to batch, so I used openoffice
Imagemagick does the job.
Command I used was this:
convert -colors 2 -density 600x600 -colorspace gray -compress group4
pg_0015.pdf pg_0015.tif
The tif files generated are bitonal and the djvulibre bitonal
algorithm cjb2 works fine on them.
Was not able to batch, so I used openoffice
Owen wrote:
Imagemagick does the job.
Command I used was this:
convert -colors 2 -density 600x600 -colorspace gray -compress group4
pg_0015.pdf pg_0015.tif
The tif files generated are bitonal and the djvulibre bitonal
algorithm cjb2 works fine on them.
Was not able to batch, so I used
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