I have been trying to remove background from a few photos, but I cannot do it. I have tried Fuzzy Select tool, the paths tool, and the free select tool, but I cannot do it. Each time, the background turns into a beige color.

Hi! 

Is it possible to export tiff 16-bit files?  I'm trying to upload astrophotography photos into Sequator.  Error received: Sorry, can not handle images with 32-bit samples (in module "image")


Per Sequator manual: RAW files are recommended. If you use TIFF instead, do not alter the linearity of data. Any processing except vignetting correction should be avoided. Sequator accepts uncompressed 16-bit TIFF.

The images were shot in raw, opened in Raw Therapee to start some edits and then the image transfers to Gimp but I'm not seeing how to export as 16-bit tiff.  

(Raw format files accepted are .cr2, .cr3, .nef, .arw, .rw2, .orf, .pef, .dng.  I don't see options for exporting as any of these extension either)

TIA

I'm wondering if anyone else is having trouble with using the select tools.

I was working on an image and using the rectangle select tool and after making a rough selection I went to adjust the position in tool window.

However in selecting the x position or the width in number boxes one of two things happen either it simply refuses to change the number and it just stays selected, or it changes the zoom on the image instead of adjusting the position of the selection.  It happens with a roughly 50-50 split between doing nothing or zooming in and out.

Note the + and - buttons work as expected.  As well there is no problem changing the y origin or the height of the image.

This happens for me with 3.02 and 3.03.  The image below is an animated gif of the problem clicking on it should demonstrate the problem.

After playing with this a bit more it seems double clicking inside the position box to select the number does not give the box focus, and thus entering any of 1 to 5 sets the zoom level to the level associated with that number.

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                                    His Majesty Donald 1

I'm a simple user of image editors, unfortunately it appears you have to be a professional editor to even attempt to use Gimp.

What I do is crop, resize, draw text, draw arrows from a to b (text to subject of text).  Everyone seem to recommend brushes, but from my attempts that is not possible, for starters you don't define 'a' & 'b" and can't change the length.  All of this is relatively trivial in Paint.Net and some other editors, I just thought I'd try GIMP out.  I have looked for and failed to find much in the way of tutorials on any of the basics.

Am I missing something? Or is it not possible to draw arrows (a modified straight line with arrow head) in GIMP?

Unclear if this question should be posted on a gimp forum or an xnviewmp forum.  Because there may be an obscure gimp setting, I am trying this gimp forum first.

I just installed Linux Mint 22, and then xmviewmp 1.8.7 64-big (Linux) - Libformat 7.220 and then gimp 2.10.36.  Then, I used xnviewmp's open with : configure : gimp facility to start gimp from inside xnviewmp by right-clicking on an image.  Doing this, gimp opens the image okay, but has an annoying popup message "Opening /home/steve failed : Not a regular file."  I have unsuccessfully tried variations of the [ xnviewmp : open with : gimp ] facility.  For example, if I instead specify gimp.sh, which contains the command gimp-2.10 %U, xnviewmp does nothing.  Alternatively, if I xnviewmp-configure gimp to start with the %U option, then I get two popup error messages. 

I would like to find a gimp setting (or alternatively a xnviewmp setting) that will prevent any such popup message.  Before posting, I attempted to research the problem.  I found similar postings that were not exactly on point.  I did notice that responders were interested in gimp's interaction with bash, so I experimented: 

• When I start gimp, by itself, with the icon-command = gimp-2.10 %U, there is no problem opening/manipulating images.
  
  
• When I open a bash termimal and execute gimp-2.10, again there is no problem.
  
  
• However, if (instead) I open a bash terminal and execute gimp-2.10 %U, then I get the error message: "Opening /home/steve/%U failed: Error opening file /home/steve/%U: No such file or directory",
  

good evening dear Friends


how to re-color the dots i hte folloiwing example?


can we colorize some of the dots in the image below - !? Is this possible?


BTW: what is aimed i want to be able to meet the exact size of the dota - i want to be able to get some of the dots - with exact border so that the dots are just


a. re-coloried.

b. its aimed that i get back exact outlines and sharp contours of the dots

see the example

   

how to do that - how to re-color some of the dots!?

note: i think that i have to work with some kind of layers!?


Look forward to hear from you

Hi everybody,

I'm facing a serious problem when porting a plugin I wrote in Gimp 2.10 to Gimp 3.0 in python.

In Gimp 2, I used the following way to the color index of each pixel. It works very well:

Hi all,

I'm having trouble performing some basic tasks in Gimp 3. I'm not sure if they're bugs (in which case I will submit a report), or if the functionality has changed and I'm using it the wrong way. I commonly need to splice  images of two or more people together. The general process is as follows:

1. use the selection tool to select part of  image A;
   
2. click Crop to Selection; 
   
3. resize the image to match the width or height of the new image I'm creating; 
   
4. use the Crop tool to crop a fixed size;
   
5. copy the resulting image and paste it into a new file;
   
6. use Align and Distribute tool to move it to one side of the new image;
   
7. repeat process with image B.
   

Hi, I am using Gimp 2.10.38 (revision 1) on mac. I properly selected the warp tool, (the hook) also showing next to the circle with crosshair in it.
I am not doing anything fancy, just bringing down the smile in a photo which needs to be serious. I remember from another famous editing software that my circle was large enough to include a large area aroud the mouth corner. Here my size is 104 and all I get is a 2 cm circle and a slight "indent" at the mouth corner  whereas  the video tutorials show larger circle impacting the whole mouth.

All of my brushes react properly when sized increased.Thanks a lot

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