After carefully outlining this pencil using the Free Select tool I went to Image and clicked on Crop to Selection, and it didn't. Instead it gave me a rectangular crop that hugged the pencil. Actually, all I really need is the pencil on a white background, and I'd like to draw a black line around the edge of the pencil. Can someone help me do this?
(I can't seem to attach a screen shot of what I'm talking about.... Do I need special permission from an admin?)
The main GIMP 2.10.30 folder IS NOT in my C: Drive/Program files - or- Program files (x86).
I downloaded from Gimp org, opened the zip file, ran the setup.exe and it works great but the folder is not coming up in any search. I have view set for all hidden files.
Does anyone know where it could be on WIN 10 or if I'm overlooking something obvious?
As you can see this is what horizontal and vertical distribution does.
Instead of this:
It shoots the layers outside of the picture instead of keeping the mcontained inside and distributing them neatly, like PowerPoint can.
How to fix it to properly distribute elements instead of counting how many pixels od space I need and moving elements manually?
I am trying to execute it through this command.
gimp -i -c -b '(script-fu-auto-mask-image "Pictures/test/mask.png" "Pictures/test/DSC00805.tif" "test.png")' -b '(gimp-quit 0)
I'm new to Gimp and photo-editing. I took a photo, and there's an unpainted white panel that's distracting. Here's the photo: https://imgur.com/8xVe5Xv
Is there a way to add something to the panel?
Is there a way to change the color of the panel to black or grey?
Since the panel is a 3d object, it would not have uniform level of black or gray. Also, it would not be perfectly black since no real-life object is perfectly black.
I'm trying to figure out how to but the mermaid behind an object in the background image. I've tried watching YouTube videos, but can't really comprehend them, and they all seem like too much work for something that should be simple.
These two pics are separate layers, there should be and easier way to put an inserted picture, behind an object in the background
For example, I'm trying to put the mermaid behind the chair facing the wall, but a part of the tail is still covering the chair.