Hello all
 
I am just writing as I have a batch of approximately 20,000 photos in png format. I would like to make it look like they've all been 1) scanned and then 2) been photographed.
 
Just writing to ask - does anyone know of any automated ways to do this?

I've used Batch GIMP to add different filters e.g. blur or rotation etc. My query is how to make the effects look like like and heterogenous across 20,000 different ECGs
 
Kind regards
 
Neil

I open a jpeg, sRGB, etc. and the Long Shadow filter is grayed out. Any ideas?

First, I opened my "base" layer (background image).  Second,  I  OPENed AS A LAYER.  Got my "top" image positioned. Added LAYER MASK.  Then  I clicked on ERASER tool > PAINT BRUSH. Selecting the MASK, painting
the area I want to remove (to show background layer beneath). Using the NORMALmade painting. but the MASKED
LAYER has a green bounding box around it. And I can't ERASE  the part of the "top" layer I want to erase. I tried adding an ALPHA CHANNEL. That didn't work.  The ERASE tool isn't working. I'm not sure what I did wrong.  Or didn't 
do properly.   I have GIMP version 2.10 / Windows 10
garystan
document.oncontextmenu = null; document.body.onpaste = null; document.body.onselectstart = null; document.onselectstart = null; document.ondragstart = null; document.body.oncut = null; document.onmousedown = null; document.body.oncontextmenu = null; document.body.oncopy = null; document.body.ondragstart = null; document.body.onmousedown = null;

When I made an image in GIMP I overlayed a paper texture onto my photo making the image look like it's made of paper.
But when I transfered the image to VTF or made it my computer background, the paper texture I added seems to be missing, is there a way to add this texture to the image so it looks like this no matter what, when I put it in VTF or any other software.

Thanks.

The error is: "unbounded variable NORMAL"
Ie the script fails to work

Found this thread on the same issue here
https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Gimp-2...70#pid8270
No luck.

GIMP version is  2.10.32

Script attached

Help appreciated.


Marty

Attached Files

  210_edges_vignette.zip (Size: 1.76 KB / Downloads: 416)

Hello all, I'm a new programmer and somewhat experienced GIMP user. After doing some research into Python Fu I was excited to read about this Gimpscripter plug-in. But when I install it, it shows up in the filter bar - I click on it - nothing happens. I can't seem to figure out if I've installed it wrong or if this plug-in doesn't work on 2.10. 

Has anyone here used Gimpscripter on GIMP 2.10? 
Any tips on why the plug-in might show up but the GUI isn't showing up?

I've extracted the Gimpscripter files like this
AppData
   Roaming
      GIMP
         2.10
            plug-ins
               Gimpscripter.py
               Gimpscripter(Folder)
                  gui(Folder)
                  mockmenu(Folder)
                Doc(Folder)

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Hi I am new to this.

I have a nice photo of myself and with gimp I have cut out the backgrounds and I think the background is now transparent.
The photo is w1008 x h961

I want to add the photo with the transparent background to a larger background -  w18 66 x h9 61

I have saved a background of this size in white and would like to change it to colour that I would like and then put my picture with the transparent background on the top.

I would really like some help to achieving this because I'm getting nowhere.

Many thanks in advance to anyone who helps.

If I have a tree on a lawn, for example, and I add a cast shadow on the grass, how can I accurately depict the shadow if it hits a vertical wall and climbs upward?

Hi all,

I'm learning Python as I go along in the Gimp. Can somebody get me going on this one please?

I have a few variables loaded with figures. (blur is for example 10 and contrast 0.15). I would like to set a layer name, so that later I can save the layer with a filename based on the layer name.

But how do I combine fixed text and variables? It must be something like this, but how exactly?