I have a few color negative  I would like to make pictures on computer, They are older color negative from a long time ago .My wife passed away I found these and a few of them are of her and I would love to see them. Is there a way to do this on the computer? they are 35 mm negatives . Thanks in advance for any help

was using it...   started at  the  top  of  head  and  worked  way  down... reached the  thigh  and  the dots  suddenly  connected

started  again...  got a little  further  but  same  thing  happened
wasted a lot of  time .

went on to the  scissors  and  got the  job  done...  but  sometimes the line
gets a little bit  wavey .... !

Just  wondering is  there any way I  could  adjust  the  free select  tool
to make it  more  stable  ?
thanks for help or  comment .

Hi there,
I would like to apply a filter to a b&w image to color it. It has mostly light grey from the paper texture, and dark grey from the ink. I would like to apply different color to those pixels. I thought it would be very straight forward with some color tool, but after trying I can't find the way. Any idea ?

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i recently had to reinstall linux mint, and upon reinstalling GIMP 2.99, i discover that i can't use these keyboard? shortcuts anymore
and i can't assign them either, because the scroll wheel doesn't count as a key
what do i do to get those back?

the shortcuts in question being:
- ctrl + alt + scroll wheel: change brush size
- alt + scroll wheel: change brush opacity

Hello. Still another newbie question. Why this script don't work? (GIMP 2.99 but this is so basic stuff that this should don't matter)

EDIT: I checked documentations for hours and also mined examples shipped with GIMP but there are no examples that use gimp-paintbrush-default and oddly I don't found anything in documentation about creation of scripts that draw something on existing images despite this kind of scripts seems to be most common)

EDIT: It should draw line from cornet to pixel at x=100 y=100 using current brush.

https://newsthump.com/2023/09/12/googles...geordie-2/

I've been using GIMP for years and had a new hard drive installed, so I just had to download GIMP again.  Now, when I select anything to rotate it, the outline shows as if it's rotating as I change the angles, but the selection does not rotate with it, only the selection box outline rotates, then once I click OK it processes but nothing selected ever rotates.  The selection box does rotate, but nothing that was selected does.   I've even opened a new image with a blank canvas, with only a single layer, and drawn on it, selected it, and same thing, it shows it should be rotating but it doesn't.  I've 'de-selected all' as well in case somehow it selected something, but still the same issue.  Is there something I'm missing here?  Thank you!

Dear all,

I would like to create one picture from several pictures of the same object that I took from a microscop.
I work on microscopic elements and I can't take juste one picture of the whole blade so I decided to take several pictures of the same blade. In each picture there is at least one element that still the same from a picture to another because I want to make sure I always have a reference point (or landmark).
Do you know if in GIMP there an automatic way to recreate the blade from all this pictures? Or do I have to take them one by one and reassemble them manually?

I ma sorry if I am not clear...Please tell me if you need precisions or if you don't understand my question.

Thank you for your answer!
Have a great day!

What steps do I take to fill the doughnut solid ?  When I select the edge color and bucket fill inside all of the black inside and outside gets filled in.  How do I get the fill to stop where where there is a line?  Darryl

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Hey there!

I just don't have the Vocabulary to do a proper google search since I don't know how this process is called.

Basically:

Here (on the left) is the briefcase that they used in the movie Pulp Fiction to make it shine when the character Vincent opens it.

I want to remove the area with the lightbulb & its components and only leave the authentic briefcase.

     

So, I cut out the area with the lightbulb but now how do I "smear" the nearby colors to make the briefcase look naturally empty?

I think that splitting the coloring-in in multiple 'sectors' would make sense - one tone for the 'bottom' of the base, one for the 'right side' of the case and the last for the 'backside'.

In the end I want to use this 500x500 px image in a 1000x1000 4 panel meme that I am making, as I want to place an object 'inside' (over) the brief case. So it doesn't need to look perfect, only decent enough for a person looking at said image for about 3-5 seconds to not notice that the background coloring looks totally whack.

Any help is appreciated! I plan to check back here in a day or two.

Thank you,
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