>I intend to create a huge collage (22000 x 24000 pixels = 4.6 GB file
>size). Working on the image becomes impracticably slow.
>Is there a way to do the whole collage in small (10% of the size /
>resolution), arrange layers, masks etc. in the small version until it
>fits, and then convert it t
On Sunday, May 15, 2011 03:56:15 am Greg Chapman wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> On 15 May 11 01:01 Christoph Schwitter
>
> said:
> > If there is a way to do this? Or another way to get the same result?
>
> Scaling down will always mean that, at some point, you will need to
> up-scale it with the conseq
Hi Chris,
On 15 May 11 01:01 Christoph Schwitter
said:
> If there is a way to do this? Or another way to get the same result?
Scaling down will always mean that, at some point, you will need to
up-scale it with the consequent loss of detail.
Stitching several parts together will lead to a slow
> If there is a way to do this? Or another way to get the same result?
The best thing I know to do is to work in small chunks whenever
possible. You can open up .xcf files withIn another .xcf, using "open
as layers." Perhaps for the final layout you can bear though it?
The open as layers feature
I intend to create a huge collage (22000 x 24000 pixels = 4.6 GB file
size). Working on the image becomes impracticably slow.
Is there a way to do the whole collage in small (10% of the size /
resolution), arrange layers, masks etc. in the small version until it
fits, and then convert it to the
