On Thu, 2009-04-09 at 22:17 -0400, Evan Kroske wrote:
Hello GIMP users,
I'm going to be developing a batch image processor plugin for GIMP,
and I'd like to know which functions should be the first on my list.
Obviously, scaling is the first priority, because I use that to optimize
norman wrote:
On Thu, 2009-04-09 at 22:17 -0400, Evan Kroske wrote:
Hello GIMP users,
I'm going to be developing a batch image processor plugin for GIMP,
and I'd like to know which functions should be the first on my list.
Obviously, scaling is the first priority, because I use that to
Claus Cyrny wrote:
4.) Perform 'Find Edges (Sobel)' on the mask
Value: 0.25
5.) Perform a 'Gaussian Blur' (value: 0.35 ... 0.50)
on the mask
This should actually read '0.2'. ('0.35 ... 0.50' are the
values I use for the final 'Unsharp Mask'.)
Claus
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Evan,
- a _pause_ for subjective actions
One action I use when I make a python script for batch manipulation is a
_pause_ where I can make subjective decisions like cropping and then
click go, where the python script returns to the automated actions like
uniform resizing etc, then it brings up
4.) Perform 'Find Edges (Sobel)' on the mask
Value: 0.25
5.) Perform a 'Gaussian Blur' (value: 0.35 ... 0.50)
on the mask
This should actually read '0.2'. ('0.35 ... 0.50' are the
values I use for the final 'Unsharp Mask'.)
I would like to try this idea but I am not sure how to
Ken Warner wrote:
May I suggest that your batch processor should itself
be programable. That is, you should be able to specify
which scripts or plugins to run in which order and with
arguments for each to control their actions.
It's a lot of work but I know it's doable.
Limiting your
Thank you Akkana, good to know these settings will be configurable in
next versions.
Regards
malefico.
Akkana Peck wrote:
malefico writes:
I wonder if there is any way to turn off the Snap to Guides option
[ ... ]
Thank you David, I know where the option is, but it is
Hi
I found Gimp great at designing business cards and mailing labels.
I thought maybe it would be a good addition to the template list.
Business Card 2 x 3.5
Pixels: 1062 x 615
Inches: 3.540 x 2.050
mm: 89.92 x 52.07
Landscape
These work great on with Open Office Writer Business Cards
I'm new to Gimp and experimenting trying to make the smallest possible
transparent image.
As an Off-topic aside, I run local DNS in my LAN and redirect spammy ad
domains to localhost so I don't have to look at their garbage when ad
blockers fail, like with flash content. My 1 x 1 image will be
I would like to try this idea but I am not sure how to copy a layer into
a mask. I have tried various things and even referred to the help file
with no success. Could you please explain to ignorant old me what to do?
Forget the question, ignorant old me has sorted it out.
Norman
On Fri, 10 Apr 2009 11:56:49 -0400, VR wrote:
So far I've been able to slim down to a 108 byte png or a 43 byte gif
using indexed mode. Is this as good as it gets or can the image get
smaller using some other technique?
I managed to 1x1 PNG down to 81 bytes when using 1bit paletted image
I have the latest build of GIMP 2.6.6 ad running Windows XP.
The Toolbox dialog and any dockable dialogs are ALWAYS in front of the file
I am working on. I usually have the layers and brush dialogs open while I'm
working on a file. I could increase the screen resolution but it makes the
text so
On 04/10/2009 05:14 PM, Brian Weese wrote:
I have the latest build of GIMP 2.6.6 ad running Windows XP.
The Toolbox dialog and any dockable dialogs are ALWAYS in front of the
file I am working on. I usually have the layers and brush dialogs open
while I'm working on a file. I could
Brian Weese wrote:
I have the latest build of GIMP 2.6.6 ad running Windows XP.
The Toolbox dialog and any dockable dialogs are ALWAYS in front of the
file I am working on. I usually have the layers and brush dialogs
open while I'm working on a file. I could increase the screen
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