The question I have is how do you intend to output your final recipe "book"?
Will it be printed on paper by a printer, on a copy machine or on the web?
I set up a page in GIMP the same size as yours—880mm x 1248 mm at 106 pixels
per inch (ppi)—put some 12 pt and 15 pt type on it, exported it
This entirely depends on the dpi you are going to be printing at
(resolution).
A4 is about 8.27 inches wide and 11.69 inches tall.
If you print at 300 pixels per inch that means your image width would be
around 2,481 pixels wide (and 3507 pixels tall).
Do you know what print resolution you will
Hi everyone,
I'm currently making a recipe book for charity in GIMP 2.10. I've made all of
the pages on A4 templates. However, when measuring something today I noticed the
results in mm were huge! This led me to realise that my documents are ginormous!
880mm x 1240mm approx. I normally have it
For most of these filters you find the code and innerloop; which ends
up containing the most important bits of the formula in the sources
for the GEGL operations, like gegl/operations/common/exposure.c and
also in the folder gegl/operations/common-gpl3+ . However beware that
the innerloop does
Again, my thanks to you, rich404. Got everything fixed, and I also learned
something new. Much appreciated!
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