stationary artificiallighting is provided from the people who work at these
caves as well).So my plan is to use my Rokinon 12mm f2.0 with my Sony A6000 on
a tripod and setit to max aperture and long exposure, with maybe ISO of about
400 to 800. Dothose settings sound about right to get some
I have noticed this with other people's queries/answers, but today after
writing a [partial] reply to
someone's question, my answer (and the original question) appeared to be one
long line.
My answer was not formatted that way.
As you would expect, this is very hard to read.
I am assuming
Can't help you with camera/exposure issues, but...
Read the two images (cave; figure jumping) into separate layers (File->Open as
Layers)
Make sure the Layers dock is visible.
Make sure the figure layer is above the cave layer; Add an alpha channel to the
figure layer; duplicate the
figure
On Sat, 25 Feb 2017 00:02:05 +0100, GeneralProductsHull wrote:
> I'd like to have GIMP open on my PC/42inch Flat Screen Monitor, while I use a
> pen on the tablet to do the work. Can that be done with GIMP/Samsung
> Galaxy/Windows 7?
No - you'll need a graphic tablet for that, not a tablet
Hello, I'm not sure if I am posting this on the forum, or if these are support
messages? If I am not posting this in the correct area, please feel free to move
this for me, or let me know what area I should post if to...
I am going on a trip to the Yucatan in May and want to take good pictures
Ok thanks Rick. I'll give 600 res a shot and also test with Inkscape. I'm
hoping it is a raster vs. vector issue. I believe AutoCAD is a vector based
program which is what I'm trying to imitate in terms of large prints.
--
21stDigitalBoy (via www.gimpusers.com/forums)
You are aware that if you simply upscale an image to this ammount of
pixels (24'' x 36 '' at 300dpi => 7200px x 10800px) you wn gain more
definition at the corners if you start with a low resolution image,
aren't you?
Also, the JPEG file format is no tmeant for file art, and it will
create the
In GIMP try 600 or 1200 dpi.
Otherwise, use a vector program like Inkscape (at 600 dpi) which can be
exported as a PDF.
Rick S.
-Original Message-
From: 21stDigitalBoy
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2017 11:20 AM
To: gimp-user-list@gnome.org
Cc: notificati...@gimpusers.com
Subject:
When printing engineering/architectural prints at 24" x 36" the prints show
pixelation around all of the lines. I saved the image as .png at 300 DPI.
I use Staples for my printing and they turn the .png into a PDF before printing.
I'm curious if I should be exporting as s a .tiff or another
>AbsurdBlackBear wrote:
>If the text you want to change is still in a text layer, then the
>answer
>is, "You don't need a plug-in; highlight the text you want to change,
>and make the changes using the text edit." If the font is no longer a
>text layer, the answer is likely, "not easily".
>
>In
>Thank you for your response. Yeah I'm not merging the font, but just
>that when I use the scale tool the text layer turns into an image
>layer though the scale tool is the only tool that seems to do what I
>want for editing the size of the font.
You are not using the on-canvas editing. Highlight
>Hi, thanks,
>
>I installed your plugin and the BIMP plugin, and I found your plugin
>under image/remove top layer. It works well, and does exactly what I
>want, but I don't know how to use it with the BIMP. How do I do that
>(I'm not an experienced GIMP user...). I cannot seem to find it in the
>
>Version: Gimp 2.9.5~87-0z0~ppa~9fd139e
>commit: 9fd139efadefd182a22e4b3c25cb92e36ae2cb4a
>PPA - ppa:otto-kesselgulasch/gimp-edge
>
>- OR -
>
>Version: Gimp 2.8.16
>Standard LinuxMint 18.1 repositories
>
>System (Lenovo i5 desktop)
>
>hollin% uname -a
>Linux hollin 4.4.0-53-generic #74-Ubuntu
Helmut Jarausch (jarau...@skynet.be) wrote:
> if there is a segmentation fault in a plug-in, Gimp catches this and
> displays some message.
>
> For debugging purposes I'd like to get control (in gdb) when a segmentation
> faults happens.
> How can I achieve this?
Have a look at
Hi,
if there is a segmentation fault in a plug-in, Gimp catches this and
displays some message.
For debugging purposes I'd like to get control (in gdb) when a
segmentation faults happens.
How can I achieve this?
Many thanks for a hint,
Helmut
On 02/23/2017 04:54 PM, AbsurdBlackBear wrote:
> I was wondering if there is a way to scale font in GIMP without changing the
> layer type. For example, I would like to change a font's horizontal size while
> still being able to add more font to that layer. Is there a plugin that would
> allow
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