Michael Schumacher wrote:
On 20.08.2014 23:00, Mark Bourne wrote:
Attachments:
* http://www.gimpusers.com/system/attachments/146/original/052.JPG
I realise C210LUV has solved the immediate problem by installing the
64-bit version of a different build, but for what it's worth I am NOT
able to
C210LUV wrote:
Before deleting your EXIF data, can you post an example image that can
be
tested by others?
Sorry this took so long, was trying to figure a way to reduce the size of the
image without being able to use GIMP, so I just did an arbitrary crop of one of
the images in question.
On 20.08.2014 23:00, Mark Bourne wrote:
Attachments:
* http://www.gimpusers.com/system/attachments/146/original/052.JPG
I realise C210LUV has solved the immediate problem by installing the
64-bit version of a different build, but for what it's worth I am NOT
able to open the above 052.JPG
Before deleting your EXIF data, can you post an example image that can
be
tested by others?
Sorry this took so long, was trying to figure a way to reduce the size of the
image without being able to use GIMP, so I just did an arbitrary crop of one of
the images in question. Attached is one image
* C210LUV for...@gimpusers.com [08-18-14 13:58]:
Before deleting your EXIF data, can you post an example image that can
be
tested by others?
Sorry this took so long, was trying to figure a way to reduce the size of the
image without being able to use GIMP, so I just did an arbitrary crop of
I've downloaded your attached file, and it opens with no problems (quickly)
in Partha's 2.8.10 portable build (Win7 64bit).
Also, to strip all the metadata using exiftool:
exiftool -all= FILE.jpg
I suggest you test this first on a backup copy of your image (and mind the
blank space after the
It opens quickly on windows 8 using gimp 2.8.10. I tried both File -
Open and the drag and drop method. The first was a bit faster opening.
You can delete a lot of exif data from windows explorer. right click on
the file, select properties and then the details tab.
mark
On 8/18/2014 1:56 PM,
It opens quickly on windows 8 using gimp 2.8.10. I tried both File -
Open and the drag and drop method. The first was a bit faster opening.
You can delete a lot of exif data from windows explorer. right click
on
the file, select properties and then the details tab.
mark
Thank you for testing
Not sure where that leaves me as
it is clearly a problem on my end. Does GIMP's download differentiate
between 32 and 64 bit?
Well, maybe that was the case. The Partha 64-bit DL seemed to do the trick, as I
am able to open all files in question. Thank you all for your help!!
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C210LUV (via
On 17/08/14 03:17, C210LUV wrote:
Hello,
I have recently been getting into long-exposure and night-time photography. I am
using a Canon Digital Rebel, and Windows 7 64-bit OS. I am updated to GIMP
2.8.10.
Whenever I try to open a JPG file in GIMP that contains any solid black features
(i.e.
How old is the camera? Is it the original EOS 300D? Did you try to
remove the Exif/XMP data form the file before opening it in Gimp?
I probably should have prefaced this with the fact that I have been a lite
GIMP user so far and that I am new to this forum. I have not tried to remove
Exif/XMP
Before deleting your EXIF data, can you post an example image that can be
tested by others?
On Sun, Aug 17, 2014 at 3:05 PM, C210LUV for...@gimpusers.com wrote:
How old is the camera? Is it the original EOS 300D? Did you try to
remove the Exif/XMP data form the file before opening it in Gimp?
Hello,
I have recently been getting into long-exposure and night-time photography. I am
using a Canon Digital Rebel, and Windows 7 64-bit OS. I am updated to GIMP
2.8.10.
Whenever I try to open a JPG file in GIMP that contains any solid black features
(i.e. black night background, even black
* C210LUV for...@gimpusers.com [08-16-14 21:18]:
I have recently been getting into long-exposure and night-time
photography. I am using a Canon Digital Rebel, and Windows 7 64-bit OS.
I am updated to GIMP 2.8.10.
Whenever I try to open a JPG file in GIMP that contains any solid black
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