On 07/10/2018 08:50 AM, lkl316 wrote:
> I don't know the command that will do this step:
>
>> Another method for bringing up color (and contrast), is to make a
>> layer
>> copy of the (scanned?) original, and set its Layer Mode to Overlay.
In the Layers dialog dock, below the area where
>Another method for bringing up color (and contrast), is to make a
>layer
>copy of the (scanned?) original, and set its Layer Mode to Overlay.
>This alone may not be sufficient; or, if it does /too/ much to
>increase
>color and contrast, dial the new layer's opacity back until if looks
>about
>I can't find this reference
>
>http://www.gimphelp.org/official/plug-in-sample-colorize.html
The 'official' reference is
https://docs.gimp.org/en/plug-in-sample-colorize.html
There is a well known site: www.gimphelp.org but mostly concerned with a
collection of resources - scripts and some
I can't find this reference
http://www.gimphelp.org/official/plug-in-sample-colorize.html
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>Another method for bringing up color (and contrast), is to make a
>layer
>copy of the (scanned?) original, and set its Layer Mode to Overlay.
>This alone may not be sufficient; or, if it does /too/ much to
>increase
>color and contrast, dial the new layer's opacity back until if looks
>about
>Another method for bringing up color (and contrast), is to make a
>layer
>copy of the (scanned?) original, and set its Layer Mode to Overlay.
>This alone may not be sufficient; or, if it does /too/ much to
>increase
>color and contrast, dial the new layer's opacity back until if looks
>about
>Another method for bringing up color (and contrast), is to make a
>layer
>copy of the (scanned?) original, and set its Layer Mode to Overlay.
>This alone may not be sufficient; or, if it does /too/ much to
>increase
>color and contrast, dial the new layer's opacity back until if looks
>about
On Fri, 2018-06-08 at 21:23 +0200, lkl316 wrote:
> I have a kodacolor photo that was totally in color. It was unframed
> and a
> leaking roof left it totally washed out. It shows very faint color.
> I s there
> any technique using Gimp that can restore the color?
Hard to tell without seeing it,
On 06/08/2018 03:23 PM, lkl316 wrote:
> I have a kodacolor photo that was totally in color. It was unframed and a
> leaking roof left it totally washed out. It shows very faint color. I s there
> any technique using Gimp that can restore the color?
Another method for bringing up color (and
You could use this technique :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_f00u19-fck
On 08/06/2018 20:23, lkl316 wrote:
> I have a kodacolor photo that was totally in color. It was unframed and a
> leaking roof left it totally washed out. It shows very faint color. I s there
> any technique using Gimp
I have a kodacolor photo that was totally in color. It was unframed and a
leaking roof left it totally washed out. It shows very faint color. I s there
any technique using Gimp that can restore the color?
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