On Tue, Apr 17, 2018 at 5:47 PM, jkhan wrote:
> So I'm working with scans of my film images and those TIF files are importing
> as
> 16 bit. Is there a way to change it to 32?
In GIMP ones uses the menu under Image/Precision for changing the
encoding used for storage of
What I meant by "what are your disks doing" is what kind of activity is
happening... i.e. open up the performance monitor and watch the disk
activity. I was wondering if something was bogging down the disks (even
if you don't believe you are doing anything else to any disks, something
on your
>A perhaps more accurate description is that most operations are now
>performed
>on linear 32 bit floating point data, regardless of which precision
>pixels are stored with.
>Fast path conversions from storage formats of 8bpc and 32bit float
>have been around
>in babl for many years, but for most
>I've had some similar issues working with large images, here's some
>things I've found. First of all, if your image is in 16-bit
>precision,
>your operations are going to be slow. GEGL is apparently optimized
>for
>8-bit int and 32-bit float, so paradoxically you'll actually get a
>much
>Where did you download the GIMP 2.10 that you are testing?
>The menus are loading slowly? Meaning, you click on "Colors" at the
>top
>of the screen, and the opening of the menu is not instant? Or did you
>mean that the dialog windows appear slowly once you have selected an
>option from the
I've had some similar issues working with large images, here's some
things I've found. First of all, if your image is in 16-bit precision,
your operations are going to be slow. GEGL is apparently optimized for
8-bit int and 32-bit float, so paradoxically you'll actually get a much
smoother
On Sat, Apr 14, 2018 at 5:44 AM, Robert Bieber wrote:
> I've had some similar issues working with large images, here's some things
> I've found. First of all, if your image is in 16-bit precision, your
> operations are going to be slow. GEGL is apparently optimized for
I've had some similar issues working with large images, here's some
things I've found. First of all, if your image is in 16-bit precision,
your operations are going to be slow. GEGL is apparently optimized for
8-bit int and 32-bit float, so paradoxically you'll actually get a much
smoother
Where did you download the GIMP 2.10 that you are testing?
After installing the program, I noticed it's running pretty slowly. Most menus
in the color menu are loading slowly but the most noticeable thing I'm noticing
is that it's taking anywhere from 10-12 seconds to load any preview for any
Good evening from a new user of GIMP,
I am venturing into some basic photo editing and installed 2.10 after realizing
the stable release (2.8.22) didn't support 16 bit color TIF files without being
converted to 8 bit.
After installing the program, I noticed it's running pretty slowly. Most menus
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