Hi:
I am using Windows XP PRO x64 with SP2 (they didn't do a 3). Will
there be problems using the New Gimp 2.8.2 ?
If so is there certain settings I need to adjust? Or should I go for an older
version of Gimp ?
I have been using Microsoft Paint for ever and a friend said , hey go
Hi All,
I'm a relative newbie at using Gimp or any Photo Editing software but I have
tried out some adjustments on photos using Gimp and am happy with the results.
I have recently been asked if I could try to restore an old black and white
photo that is in quite bad shape, full of bends, scratche
Hi,
when in brush mode, clicking "ctrl" switchs to color picker until you
release. Is this shortcut editable? What if I want this to be set on
Alt instead, for instance?
I could not find any shortcut which looks like it would do this in the
keyboard shortcuts list. Is there one? How to change this
On 09/23/2012 07:45 AM, Lorgach wrote:
> Hi All,
> I'm a relative newbie at using Gimp or any Photo Editing software but I have
> tried out some adjustments on photos using Gimp and am happy with the results.
> I have recently been asked if I could try to restore an old black and white
> photo th
Also if you post the photo somewhere like flickr or google picasa
maybe we can get an idea what the restoration might need.
Unfortunately, a lot of that type of stuff can come down to doing it
by hand (mouse), so be prepared to learn the various replication
tools. Great experience though. By the ti
I need to reconstruct printed pages, whose last line was cut;
I know what is missing, i'm thinking to use the characters on page to
reconstruct the missing lines.
How can I create a collection of characters (or group of characters) so
that I can do a montage?
thanks
Hi, I've been printing out a lot of black and white photos on photo
paper on a HP Photosmart 7510e.
The printouts are very dark so I've had to boost the brightness levels
in GIMP prior to printing. The problem is that this takes extra time
and I also don't want to save these levels in the XCF fil
On (18:50 23/09/12), David Woodfall put forth the
proposition:
Hi, I've been printing out a lot of black and white photos on photo
paper on a HP Photosmart 7510e.
The printouts are very dark so I've had to boost the brightness levels
in GIMP prior to printing. The problem is that this takes ex
On Sun, Sep 23, 2012 at 9:50 PM, David Woodfall wrote:
> Hi, I've been printing out a lot of black and white photos on photo
> paper on a HP Photosmart 7510e.
>
> The printouts are very dark so I've had to boost the brightness levels
> in GIMP prior to printing. The problem is that this takes extra
Right. I'm using Windows XP.
On Sat, Sep 22, 2012 at 9:35 PM, Bob Long wrote:
> George D. Brown wrote:
>
> Probably, you can help me with this easily. I can't open PDF files on
>> GIMP 2.6 and manipulate it. Before, it was possible, but now don't. I
>> don't know what changed on my computer.
On (23:20 23/09/12), Alexandre Prokoudine put
forth the proposition:
On Sun, Sep 23, 2012 at 9:50 PM, David Woodfall wrote:
Hi, I've been printing out a lot of black and white photos on photo
paper on a HP Photosmart 7510e.
The printouts are very dark so I've had to boost the brightness level
I need to reconstruct printed pages, whose last line was cut;
I know what is missing, i'm thinking to use the characters on page to
reconstruct the missing lines.
How can I create a collection of characters (or group of charactes) so
that iI can do a montage?
thanks
I'm a relative newbie at using Gimp or any Photo Editing software but I have
tried out some adjustments on photos using Gimp and am happy with the results.
I have recently been asked if I could try to restore an old black and white
photo that is in quite bad shape, full of bends, scratches and
On 23/09/12 16:39, Norman Silverstone wrote:
I'm a relative newbie at using Gimp or any Photo Editing software but
I have tried out some adjustments on photos using Gimp and am happy
with the results.
I have recently been asked if I could try to restore an old black and
white photo that is in q
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