I used word 2000 to create a flyer - inserted
photo - typed text over photo - looked nice but it was a pain to finally
convert
to jpg - so
I'd like to recreate it with the same photo using
gimp
I had to change from full color to grayscale so
text would show
my question - can I use the photo a
On 03/28/2012 08:54 PM, clickedanad2 wrote:
> I used word 2000 to create a flyer - inserted photo - typed text
> over photo - looked nice but it was a pain to finally convert to jpg
> - so
> I'd like to recreate it with the same photo using gimp
> I had to change from full color to grayscale so te
On 12-03-30 04:08 AM, John wrote:
One of the issues I have with the labels pattern in Word is getting the
images to line up exactly along the border of the pattern.
Alignment when printing is a common problem with a lot of printers. You have
two options to deal with it. Either adjust page offs
On 03/31/2012 01:55 PM, Kevin Cozens wrote:
> On 12-03-30 04:08 AM, John wrote:
>> One of the issues I have with the labels pattern in Word is
>> getting the
>> images to line up exactly along the border of the pattern.
>
> Alignment when printing is a common problem with a lot of printers.
> You
Hello,
I would like to obtain a black and white image of a photograph of a book page.
My attempt to do this is by running the threshold function over the
entire image. This appears to give the desired result, but only
locally. It appears that the optimum parameters of the threshold
function var
> Hello,
>
> I would like to obtain a black and white image of a photograph of a
> book page.
>
> My attempt to do this is by running the threshold function over the
> entire image. This appears to give the desired result, but only
> locally. It appears that the optimum parameters of the thresho
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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-Original Message-
From: Nick LaForge
Thanks for the replies. I've uploaded the original image, along with
three modified images that are satisfactory at various distances along
my imaginary gradient.
original:
http://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-zw3ICTEiurs/T3fwShHiK8I/AKU/fTTWnYCJyZA/s575/original.jpg
contrast applied with
Thanks!
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