Ah, ok. So what exactly goes wrong: one or two of the images is off-kilter?
If you specify -g, try using something besides the default, as I'm not
sure that using the default will change the behavior. (Meaning, not
specifying -g probably results in the same thing as just "-g" -- the
>So, backing up a step: when you say align_image_stack doesn't work,
>what
>do you mean exactly? I assumed you meant that it did a poor job
>aligning
>the images,
Correct assumption,
but I don't think the command lines you list there would
>even work to start the program, so I'm wondering now
So, backing up a step: when you say align_image_stack doesn't work, what
do you mean exactly? I assumed you meant that it did a poor job aligning
the images, but I don't think the command lines you list there would
even work to start the program, so I'm wondering now if you meant that
it
>Tried
>
>align_image_stack -a *.tif
>
>and
>
>align_image_stack -a -g *.tif
>
>and no success...
The whole process:
1 - Shoot in DNG
2 - RawTherappe - Open dng's with preset Neutral and save them as tif
3 - align_image_stack.
Btw, beautiful image.
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>Did you try the -g option with align_image_stack? Or -t?
>
>I align hand-held images with align_image_stack and it works fine,
>even
>without those options... e.g. this one:
>https://www.flickr.com/photos/lacinato/32628735771/in/dateposted-public/
>
>-c
Tried
align_image_stack -a *.tif
and
On 24/03/17 23:09, ottenm wrote:
I think I got it all crammed into the subject line! I have some images with
color spots in them that I would like to turn gray, but I want all the color
spots replaced with the same shade of gray (not to darker/lighter shades of gray
depending on how dark/light
On 23/03/17 21:23, Gimpgreenhorn wrote:
Hi, gotta question for my fellow gimpsters. Working on a project, need to use
pictures of pine boughs and pine cones in project. One can go around the outer
image, and remove the background. But "how" does one remove the background
coming through between
I think I got it all crammed into the subject line! I have some images with
color spots in them that I would like to turn gray, but I want all the color
spots replaced with the same shade of gray (not to darker/lighter shades of gray
depending on how dark/light the original color was). Also want
Suggestion:
Remove the Moon to a different layer.
Scale the image layer.
Replace the moon in the image:
Make the moon larger (Scale it evenly 1:1 fixed aspect ratio), and move
the layer around until it is where you want it.
As long as it covers the hole remaining from the
Did you try the -g option with align_image_stack? Or -t?
I align hand-held images with align_image_stack and it works fine, even
without those options... e.g. this one:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/lacinato/32628735771/in/dateposted-public/
-c
On 03/24/2017 12:58 PM, oneaty wrote:
Per
"Is there a way to increase the image size and alter the resolution without
effecting the image content scale (the moon retaining a perfect circular
shape)?"
Yes. Make sure the chain icons show the chains as LINKED. The linking is
hard to see. That will preserve the aspect ratio (height to
On 03/24/2017 04:03 PM, fenpeppertree wrote:
> I have an image I downloaded from the Internet that has an image size of 1024
> x
> 768. I would like to use this image as a desktop background at a resolution of
> 1920 x 1080.
>
> This is a Halloween image, and has a moon within the image. When
I
f you scale your original 200%, you'll end up with a 2048x1536 image.
Use the crop tool and manually enter a crop box of 1920x1020. Move the
crop around to get the best view. You can see that you'll loose a bit of
vertical image (1436 less 1080), but almost all of the horizontal image
(2048
I have an image I downloaded from the Internet that has an image size of 1024 x
768. I would like to use this image as a desktop background at a resolution of
1920 x 1080.
This is a Halloween image, and has a moon within the image. When scaling the
image from 1024 x 768 to 1920 x 1080, the moon
>Per recommendations here, I've used it and it worked really well; I've
>read, and experienced, that it seems to need images to be pretty close
Thanks for the feedback.
I believe if I shoot with a tripod it would work fine.
The point is that a tripod isn't an option to me most of the time.
My
>Hi Guys,
>
>I've just started to learn GIMP, and the course I use tried to install
>3 plugins, 1 found it as a package the other 2 I couldn't.
>
>Does anyone know how to install plugins like layer Layer via Copy/Cut:
>http://registry.gimp.org/node/26396 in Arch Linux?
>
>To be specific, I can't
Hi Guys,
I've just started to learn GIMP, and the course I use tried to install 3
plugins, 1 found it as a package the other 2 I couldn't.
Does anyone know how to install plugins like layer Layer via Copy/Cut:
http://registry.gimp.org/node/26396 in Arch Linux?
To be specific, I can't find where
>BIMP compiles relatively easily, however if you are using 64 bit
>Ubuntu, try the attached.
>
>but first, there is a dependency, libpcre3 - probably already
>installed but check/install anyway.
>
>In a terminal execute.
>
>sudo apt-get install libpcre3
>
>It might already be there as the
Hello,
somebody did a poster for me in GIMP and we need to print it both in format A3
and A4. I usually export the file in ps by setting the X offset and the Y
offset to 0, then use ps2pdf (if needed with the option -sPAPERSIZE=a3) to
produce a pdf file. The X offset=0 and Y offset=0 were to
>hi all
>
>Regarding "Batch Image Manipulation" - I would like to install this in
>GIMP in Ubuntu 16.04. However, the only version I can find is for
>windows - which I have installed successfully in widows.. Can anyone
>help in finding a version for Linux?
>
>many thanks
>John
BIMP compiles
Ahhtypo...hate this mailing list format
>
>Layer menu -> Layer to Boundary size.
>
Should be Layer menu -> Layer to Image Size
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Correction: Obviously, the images aren't below but to the right. First time on
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