Hi,
It may be just me b ut I honestly cannot see what all the fuss is about. Things
used to work one way now they work another - a few minutes for muscle memory
and the new way is instinct without thought so what is the problem. For years
we put needles in grooves on flat vinyl, now we just
Hi,
If you prefer video to books then have a look at the excellent tutorials on
meetthegimp.org
HTH
Francesco
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Repeat after me :
Alt-F A, ctrl-s, ctrl-s (repeat as needed), shift-ctrl-e, close.
Hardly rocket science and needs about 15 minutes for mucles memory to cut in.
Jusy my 2d worth,
F xx
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Hi,
I have been using GIMP for more years than I care to remember. I don't have the
knowhow to contribute anything of value to the project (and probably wouldn't
have either the dedication or time if I did) but both single window mode and
the export process have both made things far better. I
Hi,
I seem to be in a minority opinion on this list. For my workflow the new
behaviour is great. Raw to GIMP, work on image for a bit, saves as xcf, come
back another time, do more work on xcf and when finally happy export to jpeg.
If I wanted bulk raw to jpeg then I would simply do all
Hi,
First I should state that GIMP and single window mode are
wonderful. Only thing (so far) that I miss in 2.8 is that
previously (including 2.73) I could tab to the opacity
slider of a layer and then manually adjust using (I think)
ctrl-left by decrements of 10% or just left for 1%. There
does
Just a thought : could you apply a gradient to a new layer to correct for the
variation then apply the threshold tool to a new from visible?
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