Again, my thanks to you, rich404. Got everything fixed, and I also learned
something new. Much appreciated!
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>One more thing, if I may...
>
>How do I change that background colour from maroon to white. The
>bucket tool isn't doing it.
You do not need to fill anything. You have done everything right.
Your Gimp xcf file keeps everything separate in layers.
Just export that as a png file for a
Thank you so much for your response and help. Perfect answers! Much appreciated.
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One more thing, if I may...
How do I change that background colour from maroon to white. The bucket tool
isn't doing it.
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I just created a graphic, and made the background transparent...or so I thought.
But, when I export this as a .jpg file, the background is some kind of maroon or
brick color. I cannot figure out how I did that, and it's something I certainly
don't want. How do I fix it? Many thanks!
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>I just created a graphic, and made the background transparent...or so
>I thought. But, when I export this as a .jpg file, the background is
>some kind of maroon or brick color. I cannot figure out how I did
>that, and it's something I certainly don't want. How do I fix it? Many
>thanks!
The jpeg
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Subject: [Gimp-user] Background Removal failute
Hello, everyone. I followed the Gimp video tutorial for background removal.
Everything seemed to go as directed until it came time to delete that
background
layer from the image so that the foreground image remained. Once I del
>Hello, everyone. I followed the Gimp video tutorial for background
>removal. Everything seemed to go as directed until it came time to
>delete that background layer from the image so that the foreground
>image remained. Once I deleted the background layer I selected, the
>whole image showed as
Hello, everyone. I followed the Gimp video tutorial for background removal.
Everything seemed to go as directed until it came time to delete that background
layer from the image so that the foreground image remained. Once I deleted the
background layer I selected, the whole image showed as nothing
>Hello, everyone. I followed the Gimp video tutorial for background
>removal. Everything seemed to go as directed until it came time to
>delete that background layer from the image so that the foreground
>image remained. Once I deleted the background layer I selected, the
>whole image showed as
Thank you very much for the help. The image was given to me by a friend. It was
pulled from a search engine. Re-scanning was not an option. I'm not exactly what
you would call a GIMP "power user". I'm familiar with most of the basic
functions but that's about it. I spent quite a while trying to
>I have done background removal on basic images but I'm having trouble
>when shadows come into play. I've uploaded an image of a label. I
>would like to place it on an object using a layer mask. It's got some
>holes in it. What's the best way to get rid of the background that
>shows through where
I have done background removal on basic images but I'm having trouble when
shadows come into play. I've uploaded an image of a label. I would like to place
it on an object using a layer mask. It's got some holes in it. What's the best
way to get rid of the background that shows through where the
.
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From: Derek_B
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Cc: notificati...@gimpusers.com
Subject: [Gimp-user] Background Help
Hi, Newbie here and awaiting a book to help. However I have a quickie
project. I
have created a word doc, blue text
>Hi, Newbie here and awaiting a book to help. However I have a quickie
>project. I have created a word doc, blue text and converted to a pdf.
>I have opened the pdf and want to make the background white like a
>sheet of paper with the blue text on it. Is there an easy way to do
>this. I have
I have an oval photo here:
http://knottsislandonline.com/kiscrapbook/miller.html
I am trying to get the white background changed to yellow to match the
web page. I have followed the instructions in the GIMP manual for bucket
fill, Foreground Select Tool, editfill with fg or bg color. Nothing
This works for me (GIMP 2.8.4):
Menu windows - dockable dialogs - colors; select a yellow foreground color
File - new; choose correct x-y values; Advanced options: Fill with -
foreground color
OR:
Fuzzy select color tool; left click on the background to select it
Bucket fill tool; in the tool
On 06/08/2013 09:38 AM, Maurizio Loreti wrote:
This works for me (GIMP 2.8.4):
Menu windows - dockable dialogs - colors; select a yellow foreground color
File - new; choose correct x-y values; Advanced options: Fill with -
foreground color
This worked. In advanced options I found that I had
Dear GIMP users,
First of all I would like to say that GIMP is a great piece of software, i've
been using it since a few days and for a newbie like myself it;s rather
straightforward. Yet now I encounter an obstacle which I can't seem to pass,
it's probably very easy to fix but I just don't see
What format did you save the file in? To display an image with a
transparent color on a webpage, you need a PNG file.
On Mon, Apr 15, 2013 at 4:29 AM, robertze for...@gimpusers.com wrote:
Dear GIMP users,
First of all I would like to say that GIMP is a great piece of software,
i've
been
In my webpage header I putted a logo. First, I made the logo
background (which was white) transparant in GIMP and saved the file.
Second I putted the logo in my header, yet the logo doesnt seem to be
transparant as it is in the saved file because the blue header
background colour is lighter at the
Am 15.04.2013 10:29, schrieb robertze:
Dear GIMP users,
First of all I would like to say that GIMP is a great piece of software, i've
been using it since a few days and for a newbie like myself it;s rather
straightforward. Yet now I encounter an obstacle which I can't seem to pass,
it's
Hi Robert,
you can easily manipulate transparency values in different color
adjustement tools. One could be Colors / Curves. Be sure to check the
Alpha channel where you can handle all the (semi)transparent pixels.
Then move the bottom point a little to the right, in the background
you'll see
the best way i can think of would be to put a backing on the paper,
not to affix it but just lay it behind the newspaper, when you scan it
so the light doesn't emanate the paper so you don't see the other
side?
just my 2...
dan
On 10/25/12, Chrispy for...@gimpusers.com wrote:
Hi
I am trying to
* Michael Natterer mi...@gimp.org [10-25-12 08:36]:
On Thu, 2012-10-25 at 13:10 +0200, Chrispy wrote:
I am trying to remove the background of an image I have scanned of a
Newspaper. The paper was thin and the back side of the paper is
visible on the image. Is there an easy way to remove
I have bought and downloaded some background textures.
My problem is that I can not figure out where to put them once I unzip the file.
I want to use them in Gimp 2.6, but where do I copy and paste them to.
Once this is accomplished, how do I open them in Gimp?
This is probably very basic, but I
On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 9:31 PM, foggycreek wrote:
I have bought and downloaded some background textures.
My problem is that I can not figure out where to put them once I unzip the
file.
You could also mention what file format they are in and what system
you use (Linux, Win, Mac).
If they
On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 9:31 PM, foggycreek wrote:
I have bought and downloaded some background textures.
My problem is that I can not figure out where to put them once I unzip the
file.
You could also mention what file format they are in and what system
you use (Linux, Win, Mac).
If they
On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 1:31 PM, foggycreek for...@gimpusers.com wrote:
I have bought and downloaded some background textures.
My problem is that I can not figure out where to put them once I unzip the
file.
I want to use them in Gimp 2.6, but where do I copy and paste them to.
Once this is
On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 10:09 PM, foggycreek wrote:
sudo mv *pat /usr/share/gimp/2.0/patterns
Thank you very much.
I will try this :)
On your Window VIsta? Good luck :)
Actually, I've just tried adding JPEG files to patterns folder,
refreshed the list without restarting GIMP and it worked.
On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 11:03 PM, Alchemie foto\grafiche wrote:
No problem with WIN
sudo mv *pat /usr/share/gimp/2.0/patterns ? :)
Alexandre Prokoudine
http://libregraphicsworld.org
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Only problem may be the pattern image size i believe max accepted is
around 500x500
The size limit is only for clipboard patterns. You can be as large as you
want for file based patterns.
-Rob A
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