This an be tricky depending on the extent of the area that needs to be
filled.
I've often found other problems - particularly if there's a large gradient
of varying brightness across a sky (this is exacerbated when the images are
shot late in the evening or early in the day - but can be just as
Each of those raw processing tools has a different processing pipeline and
ways to achieve results, so it's no surprise that they would be different
from each other.
If you're going to use raw files and process them it might be worth some
time learning one of the tools that feels best for you in
I use GIMP in multi-window mode (mainly because I started using GIMP when that
was the only mode available), and I wonder if the list can help me with an
irritating problem. GIMP does not “remember” the positioning of my windows
properly between sessions, so I have to tweak them manually every
>Use Hugin. Stitching pictures properly requires distortions
>(projections
>due to the rotation of you lens around a vertical axis).
>Hugin knows how to do that, not Gimp.
I think Gimp will work better for me. I am scanning 3D slides with 2½ inch
horizontal translation, no rotation, for use in
On Fri, Sep 20, 2019 at 06:11:56PM -0400, Liam R E Quin wrote:
> On Fri, 2019-09-20 at 23:59 +0200, antonio montagnani wrote:
> > I am shooting in raw format. In the past I used GIMp+Ufraw, today I
> > have
> > to use GIMP+Darktable or GIMp*Rawtherapee.Surprsie, I get different
> > results, for
I am shooting in raw format. In the past I used GIMp+Ufraw, today I have
to use GIMP+Darktable or GIMp*Rawtherapee.Surprsie, I get different
results, for example the red of Ferrari is correct in Rawtherapee, while
there is some violet in Darktable. Any idea what to check or I have
encountered
Can someone tell me how to get the liquid rescale plugin to expand
into transparent areas? I have a panorama with stepped
transparent areas of sky in one part of the image. I would like to
expand the sky into the transparent areas, but I can't get it to
work. The image as a whole does not
>Hello,
>I've just recently been forced to move from a Windows 7 computer to
>Windows 10. I have a number of problems with GIMP which might be
>caused by Windows 10, or by the draconian number of "security"
>programs we are forced to have running on our systems. Here's the
>situation:
>
>(1) I
