10-28-2017, 06:23 PM
If you have used PS then you know that the image posted is way too small. The best way is rebuild it.
For something that will print about 15cm x 15cm @ 300 ppi (photo quality) you need about 1800 x 1800 pixels
Rebuilding in Gimp looks complicated but think in sections
Base image then text then included "Photos"
![[Image: D6mZ9Un.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/D6mZ9Un.jpg)
All standard Gimp except fonts, and wood pattern (find what suits you)
An up-to-date pdf of Gimp help http://gimp.linux.it/www/meta/
Things to look for
layer groups - keep control of the text
paths - for the shapes
layer masks - for the 'photo layers'
drop shadow
and all the rest
As a starter, a link to the Gimp file, Same as PS Gimp files tend to be large. Save as a .xcf or .xcfgz to keep all layers masks etc. When complete Export as a (much smaller) single layer png.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/z528yyp5q...rown.xcfgz about 8MB
Goes into grumpy old man mode: Went into the City Center yesterday. The !*!?!* christmas street decorations were up (not illuminated)
Say no to premature decorations https://i.imgur.com/cBjAdCp.jpg
For something that will print about 15cm x 15cm @ 300 ppi (photo quality) you need about 1800 x 1800 pixels
Rebuilding in Gimp looks complicated but think in sections
Base image then text then included "Photos"
![[Image: D6mZ9Un.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/D6mZ9Un.jpg)
All standard Gimp except fonts, and wood pattern (find what suits you)
An up-to-date pdf of Gimp help http://gimp.linux.it/www/meta/
Things to look for
layer groups - keep control of the text
paths - for the shapes
layer masks - for the 'photo layers'
drop shadow
and all the rest
As a starter, a link to the Gimp file, Same as PS Gimp files tend to be large. Save as a .xcf or .xcfgz to keep all layers masks etc. When complete Export as a (much smaller) single layer png.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/z528yyp5q...rown.xcfgz about 8MB
Goes into grumpy old man mode: Went into the City Center yesterday. The !*!?!* christmas street decorations were up (not illuminated)
Say no to premature decorations https://i.imgur.com/cBjAdCp.jpg