I'm searching for a way to tint a phot-based brushes. What i found using
Gradient option of any brush tool is that the color of the gradient are
filling the shape of the active brush shape. What i'm looking for is
something that would replace the brushes values by a color. Just as if
you were modif
There is no non-sense that Inkscape supports some bitmap operations and
also no nonsense that a bitmap applications support some vector
possibilities simply because in many project, you simply need to mix
vector and bitmap datas.
a logo on a photo for example : and if the logo can be kept vector
t
It seems that my message has been sent several time. I don't know where
it comes from, please apologize for this.
actual i don't have any idea of how vector layers have been implemented
to Gimp. I guess the most important thing is not that vector property of
the layer.
IMO, having vector masks (w
Just put the .abr file in your $HOME/.gimp-2.6/brushes. Relaunch gimp
and it might be OK.
Unfortunately, i feel that Gimp is running much slower when such brush
set are loaded. It seems to me that gimp loads them all at launch time.
Is there any caching that would allow to have them available but
This is a common question. The question is not what a software does, but
what you really need. Then you'll find the software by testing it for a
long time (i'm not sure photoshop 30 days is enough)
IMO Photoshop doesn't really supports 16bit and CMYK just because when
you switch to these modes, a
I don't remember how this discussion has turned to a GUI discussion just
as if the hugest difference wetween the two was this point.
Anyway, Gimp is great, and photoshop has many default too. It also tries
to implement new GUI possibilities, but they sometimes shouldn't, i
guess :)
"Most people th
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I've just seen this screenshot of a forthcoming new node in blender and
i find this rainbow UI really nice because it lets you quite easily (gimp
curve-like) modify any hue of the document.
I let you check this :
http://mke3.net/blender/devel/2.5/hue_correct_node.jpg
or
http://mke3.net/blender
not completely satisfied with sven's method, working on some pictures
but not any, depending on the shades.
I used to do it in CMYK a long time ago with photoshop by just pushing
the image to CMYK and inverting the K curve.
I guess something might be done with decompose color filter or so. But
the
"Duplicate layer, invert bottom layer and cut all blacks and whites out
of (transparent) top layer (of course, if there's a range of greys it
gets more complicated)."
it's evident that this is the problem : i don't know about Rich's photo
but the sample i use here have various flavors of blacks'
> I have a .jpg graphic that I want parts of it removed. I am new to Gimp, can
> anyone help/guide me how to do that.
> Thanks
>
The trouble is to know what the part you want to remove looks like. And
it can sometimes take a while (see Re: how to invert greyscale values
only... (Rich Evans)) depe
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