Hello,
afaik, the Screen blend mode is a more accurate reproduction of a
double exposure. However, it will brighten up your image, so if the two
photos weren't underexposed to begin with (which they are when you
actually make a double-exposure on film), you'll have to adjust the
values.
Hello,
Yes, this is the right spot to ask questions about using gimp (though
not as right a place as searching the internet beforehand).
However, it's not entirely clear what it is exactly that you want to do,
which, i guess, is why you didn't get much of an answer.
My guess is that you're
really all that hard.
So if everything goes right, this was at least a little helpful,
bw,
Tobias Lunte//Tobl
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, but if you
accept that GIMP may follow other premises than Photoshop, and that
those premises aren't automatically bad just because of that, getting
used to them isn't really all that hard.
So if everything goes right, this was at least a little helpful,
bw,
Tobias Lunte//Tobl
I've created a quick screencap. Hopefully, this will clear any
misunderstandings.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXKPKMiUko8
bw,
Tobias Lunte//Tobl
Am 19.02.2013 18:22, schrieb Helen:
I guess I need more detail. I've done this, and I'm attaching the
result. In case attachments aren't
soft brushes might only require around 100).
Nowyou can just draw with your paintbrush (or pencil) as you're used to
and it will give you a nice, evenly dotted line.
dashed or dot-dashed lines could also be created with paintbrush and
pencil, but would require custom brushes.
bw,
Tobias Lunte
Am 07.04.2013 15:31, schrieb Steve Kinney:
On 04/06/2013 02:28 PM, Christopher Draper wrote:
Is there a way to do symmetrical drawing on GIMP?
Um... copy a layer or selection, flip it left/right or up/down, and
mask half of it out?
I think he's talking about real-time and I'm afraid it
Hello,
If you're using 64-bit windows, try this solution Jernej Simonc(ic( has
offered when the question came up earlier on this mailing list:
Try this: uninstall GIMP 2.8, then run the 2.8.2 installer with /32
parameter (to do this, press the Windows key and R on keyboard, so that the
Run
When exporting the .gif, change Frame disposal where unspecified to
one frame per layer (replace). It's two different ways of rendering
.gif and the other one can reduce the file size, but replace is the
behaviour most people will expect. maybe it's worth thinking about if it
should be
Am 13.07.2013 22:27, schrieb Sanjib Sikder:
Hi,
I am using GIMP 2.8.2 on Ubuntu 12.10.
The clone tool seems broken. It can not recognize the CTRL+left click. I
have tried with setting different key, which also does not work.
It always says Ctrl-click to set a new clone source
Doing that says
Am 13.07.2013 22:17, schrieb ArRaf:
Help me.
I am new at GIMP and installed the 2.8 today.
After I run it and create new, I can click on the tools, layer windows, and the
pattern and gradients normally(Like how I saw in online videos),
but I can't click on the image/canvas area in the main
Am 13.07.2013 22:48, schrieb ArRaf:
Hi, thanks for the reply. I am actually using a tablet, I typed mouse
for easier term. I've opened EditInput devices just like you said.
The core pointer is there and it has already been set to screen, but
it still hasn't work. Is there anything else? I
Am 14.07.2013 04:07, schrieb Sanjib Sikder:
When using the paintbrush-tool, ctrl-clicking should function as a
color-picker. Does that work?
No that does not work.
Then it seems that your gimp-installation doesn't accept ctrl-clicking
on the canvas on general. At this point, this is
* Mike Armistead m...@mikearmistead.com [08-22-13 11:24]:
I have downloaded several iterations of Gimp 2.8, now up to 2.8.6, and
all I get is a blank screen with the menu bar at the top (and the Gimp
logo in the background). I don't see any of the toolbars or control
panels that all
I have the same problem since 2.8, though not with a wacom, but with a
hanvon-tablet. For me it helps to move the cursor onto one of the docks and
reenter the image every time I switch pointing device. (Win7 64-bit, running
gimp in 32-bit because of missing 64-bit driver for my tablet) (and
couldn't find the original
mail in the archives, else I'd be happy to give credit where it's due.
bw,
Tobias Lunte // Tobl
Links:
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http://tobiaslunte.de/gummibaerchen/save_export_-_confirm_on_close.xcf
Hi,
The question isn't really if the workflow is nondestructive,
but rather, to what extent. In GIMP you can paint nondestructively by
using a new transparent layer. In photoshop you can do that and on top
of that use layer effects/filters nondestructively. That is, afaik, not
currently
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