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 your
Quoting DJ delphit...@yahoo.com:
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
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
