you lose all the metadata. Though since you are exporting as bmp,
maybe that doesn't matter in this use case? In my case I had utilities
that could extract the metadata and then restore it into "normal" tiff
format files that I exported o
On 4/27/2018 04:44, Michael Natterer wrote:
Hi,
After 6 years of development...
We just released GIMP 2.10.0 \o/
Congratulations. Though until you do windows and OSX builds I would
call it kind of a soft release.
scott s.
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o issue release candidates with suspected
issues.
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Handbrake is probably the
most recommended solution.
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he first page
of plug-ins.
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tiff. IIUC GIMP uses a 3rd party library to read tiff, and I
guess GIMP spec doesn't specify if on import if GIMP is to retain
meta-data, silently dispose of it, or alert the user that meta-data may
be lost.
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> (if only to me of course).
>
> scott s.
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Metadata is, almost by definition, non-essential to the layer and pixel
composition of an image; so the fact GIMP ignores it during load only
makes a difference if you need to write said composition back to a TIFF
file with ori
t really
handle (AFAIK) meta-data embedded with image raster data in file formats
(in my case, Tiff tags). Treating import in a manner analogous to
export (ie, import and export may cause loss of data) seems reasonable
(if only to me of course).
scott s.
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problems in either one.
I guess I will give it a go and see what happens. thanks
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y few indicate 2.8 compatibility.
So I would need to test them myself but if they don't work I would go
back to 2.6, at least for some tasks.
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On 12/14/2011 06:54, Steve Kinney wrote:
On 12/13/2011 10:20 PM, scott s. wrote:
GIMP 2.6.11
I need to be able to select region by color, but I want to be able
to specify the color RGB (for example, by setting the foreground
color). All I can find on the tool is to select by mouse/clicking
on
or it.
Desired behavior is
1. Specify RGB in hex
2. Activate tool/script
3. All pixels in image with specified color are in selection (with the
various selection options and threshold/aa/transparency options, though
the options aren't mandatory).
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