BGP wrote:
I've noticed there are a lot of plugins that are available for GIMP.
Say for example you find a gradient plugin.
Where do you install it?
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Am Mittwoch, 13. Januar 2010 10:08:44 schrieb Peter S.:
> >Tried to install
> >elsamuko-national-geographic-batch.scm
> >"Open" in GIMP wasn?t the right way. Does anyone know how or do I need to
> >wait until the plugin is updated?
> >
> >Must add I?m using MacOS 10.6.2
>
In case of a script-fu,
/ Alexander Rabtchevich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| 3. refocus (do not mix with refocus-it) plugin to add natural sharpness
| to images (it uses other technique than sharpening).
Hmm. The 0.9.0 release seems to be from 2003 and doesn't compile with
GIMP 2.2.13. Is there a more recent
David Hodson wrote:
> Since this is the Gimp Users list -
> DBP is a Gimp batch processing plugin (for Linux and Windows, and
> probably anything else that Gimp compiles on).
>
> http://members.ozemail.com.au/~hodsond/dbp.html
Cool, that is something I have been in need of for a while. Just fil
Fabien3D wrote:
> I had forgotten this one : BIMP
> (http://www.dirfile.com/bimp_batch_image_processor.htm) under Window$. It's a
> Batch Image Processor.
Since this is the Gimp Users list -
DBP is a Gimp batch processing plugin (for Linux and Windows, and
probably anything else that Gimp compile
I had forgotten this one : BIMP
(http://www.dirfile.com/bimp_batch_image_processor.htm) under Window$. It's a
Batch Image Processor.
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Le mercredi 13 décembre 2006 12:MM, Fabrizio Lippolis a écrit :
> Hi all,
>
> I would like to ask photographers which plugins you use and you think
> are most useful. Actually I use ufraw for RAW conversion and
> manipulation and resynthesizer for photo retouching. Thank you.
UFRaw is a very good R
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2006-12-14 at 0950.07 +0100):
> Being slower I assume GREYCstoration performs much more complex
> calculation, do you think it offers a better algorithm than the other
> plugins around? On the other hand it looks it is not mantained very
> actively, or am I wrong?
Gimp ve
I usually use noise reduction with a grain of salt. As I understand,
GREYCstoration differs in its approach from most of other filters: it
tries to predict some edges in initial picture, not to simply blur it.
http://www.haypocalc.com/wiki/GREYCstoration_en
I usually decrease the
On 12/13/06, Luca de Alfaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, I made two plugins (available from the repository):
>
> - colortemp: converts the color temperature of an image. You can specify
> the source temperature in K, or as the temperatue at which a black-body
> color best matches the selected
Hello, Luka
I wasn't able to find this mode, sorry :(. I set foreground color to
the current color of some part of an image, the background color to the
desired color, set the mode "from foreground color" but it did not help
- the color to be changed appeared grey, not background color.
Alexander Rabtchevich ha scritto:
> 4. GREYCstoration - for noise reduction.
Yesterday I have tried this one and dcam noise 2. Well, GREYCstoration
seems rather slow to me, it takes really long time to complete and at
the end I didn't see any improvement to the image (maybe the parameters
wher
They are scripts.
I am actually glad that the days of coding in C are past me :-) I looked at
the code for some plug-ins, and I decided I'd rather not do that! Also,
actually, I prefer scripts, as I can move them from machine to machine
without a need to recompile (not on all my machines I have
Hi,
On Wed, 2006-12-13 at 13:02 -0800, Luca de Alfaro wrote:
> I hope these can be useful to others! I was certainly very much in
> need for them, and I wonder why I was so lazy to learn script-fu only
> now (lack of documentation? nah, cannot be it ;-).
So these are actually scripts, not plug
Ok, I made two plugins (available from the repository):
- colortemp: converts the color temperature of an image. You can specify
the source temperature in K, or as the temperatue at which a black-body
color best matches the selected foreground color.
- whitebalance: converts the foreground colo
Hi, Fabrizio
I use mainly the next plug-ins on everyday basis:
1. UFRaw to import RAW files with my digital camera. I've created a
profile with LProf for my G500 and enjoy natural pleasant colors.
2. fblur - focus blur plug-in to imitate blurriness in out-of-focus
areas (boke).
3. refocus (do no
> I would like to ask photographers which plugins you use and you think
> are most useful. Actually I use ufraw for RAW conversion and
> manipulation and resynthesizer for photo retouching. Thank you.
There is a useful redeye reducer.
Norman
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On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 20:20, david wrote:
> Is it possible that someone could give us a clue on how to install a
> plugin for the gimp.
Yes. You should take a look at the 'gimptool' command - try the '--help'
flag. If the command is not found try installing the gimp-devel package.
Sincerely,
./B
Indira,
chmod +x linoleum.pl
Also, this particular plug-in requires PDL, so you
must have PDL and the gimp module compiled with PDL
support.
If you start gimp from the commandline and see errors,
those would indicate why its not registering past the
executable bit not being set.
Since its a pe
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