Many thanks to you all - Scott, Robert and "Ofnuts" -
for your very help hints.
I didn't know about Image>Canvas size and that Gimp is so cool
as to accept expressions in height or width fields.
Helmut.
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On 10/17/19 6:29 PM, Helmut Jarausch via gimp-user-list wrote:
I copy paste my image into this new image, move the floating selection
exactly to the left (which is quite tedious to do exactly)
Use "File>Open as layers" to load the image over the grey background
image. This will likely be
> On 18 Oct 2019, at 03:29, Helmut Jarausch via gimp-user-list
> wrote:
>
> I have a dumb photo lab (which offers very good prints with a new Canon
> printer).
> They offer prints of size 7in x 5in.
> I have several images which are quadratic in size. Now I have to "fill" my
> image with a
When I go to the drugstore to their self-print stations, I know
that their paper sizes are not the same ratio as my image sizes.
If I don't create special versions of my images, I know that they will
have their ends cut off. This displeases me.
Before I go, I create special versions of the
I have a dumb photo lab (which offers very good prints with a new Canon
printer).
They offer prints of size 7in x 5in.
I have several images which are quadratic in size. Now I have to "fill"
my image with a (say) grey area left to it.
Currently I do
I create a new image (filled with grey
