Not sure that I’d want to do it due to potential lag or resolution issues but,
there are a number of apps available which enable one to control their
computer’s cursor from an android. Quick search on Play or Fdroid should help.
> On 24 Feb 2017, at 19:19, Jernej Simončič
Hi,
I did not find any explanation on the web about "Blend Space",
"Composite Space" and "composite Mode" in layer options. I do not know
how to test test them. What are they useful for?
Any hint will be welcome.
Julien
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Hi,
this is probably more a generic graphics question than specific to GIMP but does
anyone know any good links to tutorials, or have any experience of taking top
down graphical maps (stylised) and changing them from a "summer" palette to a
winter one. I've tried just changing the HSB to get a
On Sat, Feb 25, 2017 at 9:50 AM, Julien Hardelin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I did not find any explanation on the web about "Blend Space", "Composite
> Space" and "composite Mode" in layer options. I do not know how to test test
> them. What are they useful for?
>
> Any hint will be welcome.
Composite
On 24/02/17 10:20, rich2005 wrote:
Thank you for your response. Yeah I'm not merging the font, but just
that when I use the scale tool the text layer turns into an image
layer though the scale tool is the only tool that seems to do what I
want for editing the size of the font.
You are not using
On 23/02/17 22:54, AbsurdBlackBear wrote:
I was wondering if there is a way to scale font in GIMP without changing the
layer type. For example, I would like to change a font's horizontal size while
still being able to add more font to that layer. Is there a plugin that would
allow me to do this?
On 25/02/17 13:02, J Albrecht wrote:
Not sure that I’d want to do it due to potential lag or resolution issues but,
there are a number of apps available which enable one to control their
computer’s cursor from an android. Quick search on Play or Fdroid should help.
You still don't get the
>The OP wants to stretch the font horizontally...
Which could of course include spacing the characters out a bitbut probably
not.
rich
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If I read you right, you will be time exposing the cave overall.
I'd suggest starting with ISO 200 to keep the noise down and the time
exposure relatively short. Switch "on" long exposure noise reduction if you
have it on your camera.
Then you want a short-duration shot of someone to:
"freeze
- For a start, your plants and trees would have no foliage. They would be
sticks.
- Roofs would have snow on them as would your whole background.
- You would only see buildings defined largely because of the shadows they
cast.
- Roads would be defined by ploughed snow banks. The surfaces would
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