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Is GIMP the best software for me? |
Posted by: SamuelRox - 09-26-2021, 01:00 PM - Forum: Watercooler
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Hi
Im not a designer but our art teacher has told us that if we are interested in doing art for a job we should get GIMP. But a friend of my dad says this is bad advice and I must learn to use Illustrator.
What do you think is this true. Will I able to make the kind of things that I want to with GIMP.
Also I think Illustrator is pretty expensive and I don't think my parents would get it for me.
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Using Guides |
Posted by: gazza - 09-26-2021, 04:18 AM - Forum: Older Gimp versions (2.8, 2.6....)
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I have been trying to put together a simple image that will end up 190mm in width using the Guides. I need to place vertical guides 10mm , 25mm, 30mm, and the next 7 at 17mm. I have tried to create a new image the exact length that would be required, and tried to add the guides. I start from the L/H side and all of the guides are measured from the L/H side except I add the additional length each one. When I check with the measuring tool, and when I look at the measurements on the bottom of the screen they are nothing like what I have put in. I have used, Pixels, and MM and CM, but I cannot get this one to work. I have looked for a Tutorial on this, but cannot find one to answer my questiions. This is not the first time this particular task has got me very frustrated. I have also tried using the measuring tool but this does not seem to help.
Regards
Gazza
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Print 2 photos on A4 |
Posted by: markimage - 09-25-2021, 09:52 AM - Forum: General questions
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I have searched various tutorials without success.
Can somebody please suggest a tutorial for me, or explain how to.............
All I want to do is to add 2 images to an A4 page one above the other.
I have opened a blank page and one image both as layers but I am unable to change the size of the image to fit the A4 and move it into position?
Help would be appreciated.
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Use mouse scroll to change tool size by 50% only |
Posted by: einstein - 09-23-2021, 07:01 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hello,
In GIMP preferences I always set my mouse scroll to change brush size relative (by percent).
When I go to:
Preferences > Input Devices > Input Controllers > Mouse Wheel > Main Mouse Wheel > Configure Input Controller > Scroll Up > Select Controller Event Action,
I set it to:
Tool's Size: Increase Relative.
Analogously, I do with Scroll Down, to decrease tool size.
Thing is, it changes the tool size twice, so 100%. I'd love to be able to change my tool's size only by 50%.
Is it possible?
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