Hi,
On Sat, 2009-06-06 at 19:26 -0500, DJ wrote:
> I've been playing around with your method of making a selection, and
> I'm afraid I have a newbie question. How do you blur the QuickMask?
>
> I use the QuickMask all the time for making a selection with a fuzzy
> brush. Do you simply activate
Hi Elwin, gimpusers:
> I can't comment for sure on the effect you describe, I think there
> might be a slight difference. The method I use for feathering
> selections, I think, offers a bit more control, plus allows one to
> have "increased" feathering where indicated.
> What you do is to make y
Quoting saulgo...@flashingtwelve.brickfilms.com:
> The feathered version of the inverted selection will of course be
> inverted compared to the feathered version of the selection, but
> otherwise identical.
I am going to retract that -- or at least qualify it. There is a
difference if the selec
Quoting DJ :
> 1a. Make a Selection and then Feather.
> - OR -
> 1b. Make a Selection, Invert the Selection, and then Feather.
>
> Sometimes, in either case, there is an intervening Grow.
>
> Does the Invert of the Selection and then the Feathering (1b) produce
> different results than just Feathe
Hi Gimp-users,
I've seen some tutorials that do either:
1a. Make a Selection and then Feather.
- OR -
1b. Make a Selection, Invert the Selection, and then Feather.
Sometimes, in either case, there is an intervening Grow.
Does the Invert of the Selection and then the Feathering (1b) produce
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