On Thu, 17 Aug 2000, George Crary wrote:
> Michael Schemer II wrote:
> >As far as the new tutorial is concerned, ...
> >However, it seems to me that the swimsuit now
> >looks faked as a result. Is there any way to fix
> >that so that the swimsuit looks as good as the
> >skin and does not look like
Howdy
This will give you a reasonable touch up, but by no means is it a great
touch up.
First step is to head over to Grokking the Gimp site and read up on the
curves dialog box, theres a tutorial there that will teach you how to remove
the colour cast.
For the second step i duplicated the laye
OK--
I put a jpg photo for a quick view and a now-compressed version of the
photo I wonder if anyone wants to take a look at and play with at (how's
that for a long-winded description?):
http://www.bsmanagement.com/llywelyn/docs/cyrus.html
And if you want me to eprform any particular steps in any
Sir I just downloaded patches for Gtk Glib 2.6 to 2.7
upgradation. Please tell me how to add those patches to
the existing ones.
Thanx a lot!
--
Santhosh with :-> :-) :-D
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[my grafix:members.l
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2000-08-18 at 1227.23 -0500):
> Oops--noticed I did not include the URL of the xcf:
> it's http://www.bsmanagement.com/llywelyn/images/cyrus/cyrus.xcf
> Thanks!
> Jim Clark
Two things, the first link was wrong, I got something with cyrus.jpg
but not with your link. And the seco
Well, I played around with it a little. Exactly how good do you want it?
It is fairly easy to modify levels and colors to get something that looks
okay. The date can be removed with the clone tool. Beyond that, it gets
more difficult. One really has to rebuild the image from scratch to do a
re
Oops--noticed I did not include the URL of the xcf:
it's http://www.bsmanagement.com/llywelyn/images/cyrus/cyrus.xcf
Thanks!
Jim Clark
Hello all--
I am a fairly long term, but still mostly not-very-good, GIMP user. I
received a roll of pictures back that are dreadful. I cannot imagine
what happened--you know how these whiz-bang cameras do everything for
you--but most of the pictures look like this:
http://www.bsmanagement.com/l
Hi,
I have updated my tutorial on Smoothing in the Photographic Effects section.
The error was I used the Alpha Mask feature improperly.
Thanks to Jakub Steiner for mentioning this to me.
Thanks again...
Bye!
--
Gautam N. Lad
http://www.cubicdesign.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2000-08-18 at 1732.07 +0200):
> Maybe other people on the list know of more sites.
You forgot GUG, Gimp User Group (an international
group). http://gug.sunsite.dk/
GSR
At 15:38 18/08/00 +0200, Mat Colton wrote:
>Is there a link page somewhere where all GIMP tutorial are listed? gimp.org is
>really not up to date.
I haven't come across one yet, all I can do is give you some tutorial URL's
I collected,
here goes:
http://tigert.gimp.org/gimp/tutorials/
http://
> >Hi,
> >Hm...it seems that some people are against my idea, while others
> >seem supportive...
Different countries, different mentalities. I can't see the problem either. I
see women like her everyday when I go swimming. And to be honest, I've haven't
seen any kid going blind, nor do I go nuts
Am Fre, 18 Aug 2000 schrieben Sie:
> hi,
>
> > Offtopic: Are there any gfx programs left on the amiga which still being
> > developed?
>
> yes, PG, IFX, AE and a few more.
>
> > I hope Photogenics(http://www.paulnolan.com) will work well with linux. The
>
> It look like it will...whether it c
hi,
> Offtopic: Are there any gfx programs left on the amiga which still being
> developed?
yes, PG, IFX, AE and a few more.
> I hope Photogenics(http://www.paulnolan.com) will work well with linux. The
It look like it will...whether it can compete with the free Gimp is
another matter...it wa
> yeah, right...sorry, but European laws and campaigns by women equality
> groups mean we no longer have those freedoms. oh, I remember when the
> mechanical workshops were wall to wall with page-3 cutouts and Perrelli
> Calenders. no porn, just glamour photography. no longer allowed.
Oh no! This
Hi
You can use the Flip tool which is labeled with a double-arrow. In the
dialog-window (accessed by doubleclicking on the doublearrow-icon) you can
choose, if you want to flip horizontally or vertically.
cya
Renzo
---
ID HelpDesk, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
-Ursprungliche Nachricht--
Hi!
I am new with gimp, I would like to do horizontal and vertical
mirrors of an image, not rotations, but I cannot find it, though I
think it should be pretty obvious.
Thanks in advance,
Marielle
> > You can view this stuff at home... hmm... Are you a true computer geek if
> > you don't do stuff at home? Are there not other Gimp tutorial sites? Just a
> > few questions...
>
> who has to be a true computer geek? do people not use the Gimp for what it
> is/does rather than what computer or
On Fri, Aug 18, 2000 at 01:12:57AM +0200, Ingo Ruhnke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, I don't know how small or large a guile interface would be, but
> it would have the advantage that it would be a full featured
> programming language and it would probably offer accessing guile-gtk,
> to creat
hi,
> You can view this stuff at home... hmm... Are you a true computer geek if
> you don't do stuff at home? Are there not other Gimp tutorial sites? Just a
> few questions...
who has to be a true computer geek? do people not use the Gimp for what it
is/does rather than what computer or OS they
hi,
> I'm confident that nobody in my office would mistake those tutorials for
> pornography. Folks in my office also know its rude to snoop over each
> others shoulders trying to spy whats on screen.
sorry, but where I (and many others are in this situation too) work, we
are covered heavily
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