Just beginning to use GIMP and I am baffled about how to properly transform
a .gif file to make it appear transparent when I subsequently add it to a
photo. Each method I have tried still has a "solid" image that blocks out
the original photo. Thanks in advance.
Gene
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Nathan,
It's an image we created for our website to protect photos sent to us for
display by watermarking them and I've tried layering and adding an alpha
layer to no avail. I am clueless as to the ins and outs of imaging
software and GIMP is the program we use. I've searched the tutorials to no
I thought that was just because I was using the MAC version. Actually, I
find I can only move the text with the arrow keys while any use of the
mouse closes the box to editing regardless of where one clicks.
On Sat, 15 Nov 2008 16:04:38 +0200, "Dotan Cohen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> 2008/11/15
Gimp 2.6.2
Mac OS X 10.5.5
I have photos to which I need to apply 2 watermarks that you guys showed me
how to make transparent and I thank you for that as it was a huge step on
the road to really digging into this ongoing task I've volunteered for.
(Yeah, don't ever volunteer, but I've met a lot o
>> Can I, for instance, convert a 2277x3080 pixels image to a 1024x765
>> (XGA) image and how should I do that?
>>
>Yes, you can:
>http://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-tutorial-quickie-scale.html
Is it possible to resize about 3,000 photos using the method listed in the
tutorial as a batch process to 64
