Back in the uncomfortably cold winter, possibly looking for a warmer morning while watching YouTubes on TV, I queried out of the blue if there was a known real location that may have inspired Bali Hai from the book and musical "South Pacific." Turns out, yes. It's called Ball's Pyramid. It looks like this:
A few minutes later in the YT roulette wheel came this remarkable coincidence of a newly clarified location on Jupiter:
From all the fragments of images in the folder it looks like I tried but apparently abandoned an effort to create a superimposition animation of the two images fading into and out of each other's shapes and colors. By extension, Earth fades out and into Jupiter and Jupiter fades out and back into Earth. This is one of the frames:
With Gimp 3 I want to do a batch conversion using 'Colors/Auto/White Balance', but I can't find the item in the 'Batcher' plugin. Does anyone know if 'White Balance' is possible with 'Batcher'?
I was using fixed size 100x100pixels to elliptical select, expand from center.
The results were 100x100pixels square, which was better than circular selections.
How can I make the square selections, as I had been doing weeks ago?
Thank you.
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Get: "Error: car: argument 1 must be: pair"
The script seems to execute because the "Filters" menu drop down indicates it executed.
I don't have a clue how to address the "Error: car: argument 1 must be: pair"
Gimp 3.0.4: Monomixer converts the colors of a photo directly to gray. I tested it with a simple orange layer and this was the result after activating the 'Monomixer' (Colors / Desaturate / Monomixer). A bug ? Using the 'Colour Picker Tool' on the gray layer give orange as result.
I typed a text and that layer is selected. I am doing transform Tools>Rotate but it keeps rotating the whole image which is very counterintuitive. How to rotate just the text I typed?
Updated to Gimp 4.0 as I switched OS from Windows 10 to 11, and I noticed that now, my mouse and my drawing pad have two separate tools linked to them, which is awkward for me as I use my mouse a lot for panning, zooming, etc. Trying to edit the tool used by my drawing pad is also awkward, as I can't do it with my mouse as it switches to the tool my mouse is using. Switching tools is also inconvenient as I normally do it after adjusting my view, but because I do that with my mouse it switches the tool on my mouse, and then when I go back to using my drawing pad, it's the tool I wanted to switch off of. How can I turn this off?
Showing the switching behavior I'm talking about would obviously be best with a video but I'm currently unable to do that, so here's an image of the two tools that are being switched between.
I've gone to several site to try to see how to remove the background of an image. I they all say what I found on fotor. https://www.fotor.com/blog/how-to-make-b...t-in-gimp/
The attached pix is from a png image. (Hopefully I got it attachedl) I just want the cat to be copied into a document. If you click on the pic, you can see the entire image is shown, not the cat only. Am I missing something?
FYI - I'm trying to create a book for our 4 year old grand son using his buddy at our house.
Hi,
I apologize if this has been addressed elsewhere, but I couldn't find it.
I am using Gimp 3.0.4. I have an image open and select part of it. I then change the brightness (or color--same issue with both). Next, I try to rotate the image. However,
The brightness change doesn't follow the image. Instead, only part of the image has the brightness change. It's as though the brightness change remained in place while the (now old) image rotated.
