Many thanks! Your advice was VERY helpful and saved many hours of head
banging on the wall.
After some more edits, I've got my script working perfectly. My only
remaining question now is if there is a way to disable the Gimp Output
cmd window that appears in Windows XP when running in batch mode.
Hi Everyone !
It has been a long time since my latest post concerning the G'MIC project, so
I would like here to give some informations on the advances of this project. I
don't want to bother you with technical details, I just would like to show an
overall view of the improvements.
First, just a
On Wed, 9 Dec 2009 05:50:01 +0100 (CET), Luna wrote:
Can any one give me some help in finding out what I'm doing wrong??
Press Ctrl+Shift+U then type the hex code of the unicode character you'd
like to enter.
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Jernej Simončič http://eternallybored.org/
You know, this is a minor thing but one that really bugs me.
By default, GIMP offers Documents in addition to normal bookmarks when you
save a document. This is not where I save my normal GIMP projects, nor is that
path something I want in my normal bookmarks. If I open GIMP (or any other
Is there a way to apply rotation to a pattern when it is used? For
example, if I like a pattern but need to rotate it 30 degrees or so when
it is applied to the selection.
Any help here would be appreciated.
Marc
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When you select your pattern, press SHIFT+R. Then you can rotale the
pattern either clockwise
or counterclockwise. You can choose between adjusting the angle by
hand, or by numeric value.
Do you mean when I select the pattern in the Patterns palette? Shift+R
there doesn't seem to do anything.
I would like to know how to use GIMP in the following script since
ImageMagick's edge detection sucks compared to Gimps defaults with
Sobel. Also it would be nice to not have it write the file at every
step.
I don't care either way if the whole thing is moved to Gimp as long as
the edge detection
I have the previous release installed on a W7 64 with GIMP 2.6.7
and it runs well. Had some head scratching moments trying to figure
out where to install everything.
I've used the previous release for denoise and it seems to do a good
job while still retaining detail.
Am I imagining that? Or
Just use the GIMP Animation Package (GAP); it is particular well
suited for processing video frames.
mplayer test.mkv -vo png
Run gimp
Open the first frame 01.png
Perform Video-Frames Modify and select the Apply Filter on Layer(s)
function and click on OK. Choose the plug-in-sobel filter,
Quoting Dark Shadow shadowofdarkn...@gmail.com:
Now I need to know the best way to do the other steps on all frames
like the sobel filter. Since when I just do something like colours
desaturate and colours invert it only does one frame, and I could
not find them anywhere under the new video
Luna wrote:
HI, sorry but I am wondering how I can get those additional characters in
the
fonts to work on my Gimp 2.6. I've tried the ATL with the number codes
for
the certain fonts I tried this with and got nothing but a binking cursor
to
show for the attempt. The ATL[code] works in
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 2:50 AM, Luna for...@gimpusers.com wrote:
HI, sorry but I am wondering how I can get those additional characters in
the
fonts to work on my Gimp 2.6. I've tried the ATL with the number codes
for
the certain fonts I tried this with and got nothing but a binking cursor
to
On Wed, 9 Dec 2009 05:50:01 +0100 (CET), Luna wrote:
Can any one give me some help in finding out what I'm doing wrong??
Press Ctrl+Shift+U then type the hex code of the unicode character you'd
like to enter.
OK, I'll try this. I'll find a font that included the code chart to have a go
with
What went wrong with the below photo when I tried to increase the brightness
on the the darkest portions of the below photo? And what is a good way to
selectively lighten the dark shadow areas of a photo?
What I did
1. Created a 16bit tiff from a Canon CR2 RAW
2. Opened the photo in GIMP.
3. Made
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