I want to apply a set of operations on all open images. Then I want to export the modified open images to a pdf.

What I tried: https://ideone.com/12JJYf

Error I got: https://ideone.com/XCprkE

Use some random parameters.

Hi,

Is it please possible to transform the first attached layer to the second (or something very similar) ?

Only the basis color changes (and it is only 1 color), but it is an attenuation on the left part of the layer.

Thanks  

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When I open "Image Properties" the display shows the size in pixels and the resolution in pixels/inch (PPI)
But tells me the "Print Size" in mm !?
Is there a way to tell GIMP to show the size in inches?

The documentation says: 
"Print size
    Shows the size the image will have when it is printed, in the current units."

But I can't find documentation for how to set the "current units"

I have a photo of a barn. It is taken at an angle to the front wall instead of looking straight on at the wall. In other words, you can not measure (with the measure tool) the wall length. How can I adjust image to allow true measurement?
I included the image.

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Generally auto white balance (Colours > Auto > White balance) does a great job for me but in some circumstances it's pretty bad. Is it possible for me to intervene to make it behave without having to try do it entirely manually?

Here is the image (two different links to the same image; white background turns blue when auto white balance is used):

https://imgur.com/a/xtt4JbJ
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2qg7yc4o0gxjdx...2.jpg?dl=0


It would be handy if I could select an area that is supposed to be white, like some kind of semi-auto.

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Ik downloaded GIMP.299.10 from the direct link on the GIMP.org site.
Installation on my Windows 10 system, Avast antivirus blocked the installation with following alerts
- Smime3.dll
- mss3.dll
- msutil3.dll
- libnspr4.dll
Infected with Win32:malOb-U(Cryp) malware.
Researching, i learned this virus is a major menace to the operating system.I tried tot report this to GIMP.org but couldn't get a working account on gnome gitlab.
Can someone check what's happening
Thanks

When I start Gimp from a terminal, I get the advisory " GLib-GObject-WARNING: Two different plugins tried to register 'GeglOpvector-fill_c'"

I've never noticed that it causes any problem, is this anything I should be working to isolate?

Hi, I am looking for someone who would make for me a picture of my music album. It is called Electrobolt. I look forward for any posts!

Here you can listen the Album: https://soundcloud.com/user-388161829

As you can see i have only basic picture of the album.

I've just moved to Gimp from PSE after a final-straw glitch. Gimp looks great.

I'd like to find an equivalent to the content-aware healing brush of PSE.
I've spent an hour trying to get the Resynthesizer plug-in working. Is there an easier way to accomplish this, or should I continue trying to get Resynthesizer working?

Error message when try to Heal Selection: Calling error for procedure 'gimp-procedural-db-proc-info': Procedure 'plug-in-resynthesizer' not found

Problem when installing:

Als-iMac:lib Al$ cd /usr/local/lib
Als-iMac:lib Al$ ls /usr/local/lib/libintl*
ls: /usr/local/lib/libintl*: No such file or directory
Als-iMac:lib Al$ brew update
Already up-to-date.
Als-iMac:lib Al$ ls libintl*
ls: libintl*: No such file or directory
Als-iMac:lib Al$ ls
Als-iMac:lib Al$ ls *
ls: *: No such file or directory
Als-iMac:lib Al$ 

Thanks!

Mac 12.2.1
Gimp 2.1.30

You will need to lay 2 eggs, not one... but two!
The first egg will be your map, the second one will be your colored egg with already a 3D shadowy effect.

No worries, once you did laid your first egg, you just apply the 2 filters used on the first egg to the second one.
GIMP will keep the setting of these two filters you've used on the first egg, so it's just a click on the OK button for the second egg.

Having said all that let's lay some eggs.

1) Create a base map

   White background
   New transparent layer,
   Filters ➤ Distorts ➤ Mosaic
       Hexagons /
       Tile size and Tile spacing will depend of your image's size (here it's 1920x1920) /
       Tiles height and color variations at the minimum
       Light color ➤ Click on it and make it transparent with the "A"(alpha) slider or input zero
       Merge down that layer and name it "Map"
   Then Filters ➤ Blur ➤ Gaussian blur... (again, blur will depend of your image size, here 3.5 for 1920x1920)

   

   
2) Prepare your chocolate
New transparent layer "choco"
   Set your FG #86563c / BG #6c3f31 colors (I took it from https://www.schemecolor.com/hot-chocolate.php )
   Gradient tool and did something like below

   


3) Lay your first egg (and the second one at the same time)
Select the "map" layer
   Filters ➤ Map ➤ Map Object... first tab make transparent background / sphere /new layer... (just look the screenshot below and don't zoom too much at the tab Orientation)
   
   

   
Select the "choco" layer
   Just do a Ctrl+F or go to Filters ➤ Repeat "Map Object"
   
Select the "map" layer
   Then Filters ➤ Distorts ➤ Curve bend... see below (use only Upper), I did Rotate for the purpose of this tuto to show you that you can rotate, but if you don't want don't do.
   Right click on it Layer to image size

   
   
Select "choco" layer
   Again just do a Ctrl+F or go to Filters ➤ "Repeat "Curve bend"
   Right click on it Layer to Image size
   
   
Congratulation you've perfectly laid your two eggs...

4) Getting almost there:
Because of the sphere transformation, in the center of the egg it's more blurred than on the edge, this is absolutely normal, but we do need to compensate or we will have a feeling of a more focused edges or back of the egg than the front.

keep only the "map" layer visible
Right click on that layer in the stack
   Alpha to selection
   Select ➤ Save to channel don't forget this step, then go to select back your layer.
   Select ➤ Invert
   Select ➤ Grow... this also will depend about your image size, here I did grow about 170 px
   Select ➤ feather... same as above, it depends about your image size, here I did 22 px.
   
Then go to the Channels tab.
   Right click on "Selection Mask copy" (that's the selection you saved to channel) -> Intersect with selection
   Go back to Layers tab and Select your egg layer!
   Filters ➤ Blur ➤ Gaussian blur... low setting, it's just to "equalize" the side blur with the bulgy front.
   Select None

   
   
Note: Using intersection this way (non feathered selection intersecting a feathered selection) GIMP can have a feathered selection on one side (here inner side) and a not feathered selection on the other side (outer side) in the very same selection.

To continue below (I can't put more images in the same post)