I have three monitors and a TV connected to my PC.
TV is usally turned off.

Gimp is on one of the monitors.

I go to Save As or Export As in gimp. 
The pop-up where I put in name for the file is nowhere to be seen. Nothing.

Then I turn on the TV - and there it is. Extremly frustrating.
I drag the save-window to the correct monitor.

I then go to Preferences and go to Window management - Save Window Positions Now.

ok, all good - so I thought.

Shut down Gimp and restart program.
Try and save again - and the **** save-window tops up on my friggin TV (that is shut off). 

How do I actually save EVERY gimp-window on the correct monitor?

"color profile is not for rgb color space"

I am new to gimp and is trying to make a halftone text that looks like the text here https://imgur.com/a/qOuWdo8. But mine appears like this and I don't know how to fix it or make it look like the one in the reference image https://imgur.com/a/ABNZLiA.

Recreating a logo a friend of mine made many years ago.  Don't know how to get a hold of my friend anymore.
As you can see, I got almost perfect match of font, outline and shadow.  But I can't figure out how to do the LF background.
I'm a graphic noob, so I'm actually impressed with myself that I got this far on my own.
Any help or suggestions be appreciated.
TIA

Credits to JamesH and this post https://gimpchat.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=21535&start=0

..always worth having a backup, forums can go offline just when you need them.

Attached two zips resynthesizer containing the most used files + extras.zip just in case you might need one.

For those new to plugins, this in Gimp 3.0

   

...and how does it work, most used these days is heal-selection in the Gimp Filters -> Enhance and an example. As with most graphic editing, it pays to practice.

   

Attached Files

  resynthesizer.zip (Size: 130.45 KB / Downloads: 1032)
  extras.zip (Size: 22.59 KB / Downloads: 707)

To remove overhead cables in an image in Photoshop, I use the path and spot healing tools with following process, which is easy and accurate:
- create a new path from the paths panel
- draw a path over one of the cables with the pen tool
- with the new path layer selected open the spot healing brush, setting a suitable width, 0% hardness and set the ‘proximity match ‘ option on
- select the stroke path icon; a healing brush stroke appears on top of the path; PS analyses and then removes the stroke and heals the underlying image
- delete the path

Can a similar procedure be used in GIMP? If not what is the most effective way of editing out such cables in the image?

Hi there, 
I hope someone can help me with this as I admittedly do not have a lot of experience with ICC-profiles and color management. 

I am in the processing of preparing my pictures to be uploaded to a print on demand site.
The site requires that the pictures have a ISO 22028-2 ROMM RGB profile and are in PDF.

While converting the image in GIMP 3.0.1-1 to the ISO 22028-2 ROMM RGB profile goes well enough, when I export my image to PDF, the image becomes quite greyed out / looses saturation. 

I do not know whether this is a GIMP, export settings, or ICC issue, and if anyone can recommend a solution, workaround or use of another programme to succeed, I would appreciate it greatly. 


Thank you in advance  

Hi all!

I'm building assets for an interactive comedy show using GIMP 3. I'm currently working on this ambulance:


It's split into many layers and different combinations of them create the different assets for the show. E.g., here's the ambulance background asset:

I'm looking to automate the export. Ideally, I'd write a Python script something like this (I completely made up the API but you get the idea):

img.hide_all_layers()
img.show_layer('foo')
img.show_layer('bar')
img.export('ambulance-bar.webp', region=img.get_layer('bar').region)

Is something like that possible? Has anyone got any pointers?

Thanks,


Pete.

https://tweakers.net/downloads/73060/dar...adliner.nl

https://ibb.co/bMh9nS9w

When i was editing i pressed r