01-08-2024, 05:39 AM
You could try
1. Desaturate (make sure your image is black and white), then using the plugin GMIC-Qt go to Detail and click on Local Variance Normalization, then back in gimp try threshhold to get the distinction you want between the hair and skin. Since her skin is almost the same colour as her hair it may be difficult though. If you can find a happy medium use it for a mask. Depending on what you want to do, too.
Or
2. Again if you have the GMIC-Qt plugin go to Details and use the Mask Creator. Play with the sliders until you get what you want.
1. Desaturate (make sure your image is black and white), then using the plugin GMIC-Qt go to Detail and click on Local Variance Normalization, then back in gimp try threshhold to get the distinction you want between the hair and skin. Since her skin is almost the same colour as her hair it may be difficult though. If you can find a happy medium use it for a mask. Depending on what you want to do, too.
Or
2. Again if you have the GMIC-Qt plugin go to Details and use the Mask Creator. Play with the sliders until you get what you want.
