Gimp 2.10.20 comes with some additional GEGL procedures that are more or less replacements for old third party plugins.

Focus Blur at its basic, keeps a target area sharp and progressively blurs the background. Drag the on-canvas control points around to change shape and the dialog for the amount of blur.  The old plugin looked like this: https://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/gimp-dof.html

   

There are options for the shape and with the various options an effect similar to the old 'Toy' plugin is possible: If you do not remember the toy plugin see: http://libregraphicsworld.org/blog/entry...hift-fakes

   

Lens Blur again is similar to the focus blur with a mask. Paint a mask to determine what is in focus: black-is-in, white-is out, grey-is-in-between, so experiment with painting masks and gaussian blur. A basic use, as this example - paint in with a fuzzy brush to avoid unnatural hard edges.  This GEGL procedure can be a bit slow rendering the canvas so be patient.

   

Hello,

I'm currently learning programming in python, one of subject that i'm trying to cover now is working with image.  So i wanted to created o program that's counting how many pixel of each colour is in my image (which is 10x10 pixel gray scale). So i created the image all black with 24 white pixel and my program, all works well. It counts 24 pixel of "255" and 76 of "0.

But here comes the problem:

when i have used the Gimp [color] -> [information] -> [export histogram] to file i got the results like this

Range start,Value

0 , 76.0

1 , 0.0

2 , 0.0
[...]

253 , 0.0

254 , 24.0

255 , 24.0


it looks like, the Gimp software counted white pixel two times, so when they are summed up that makes 24 + 24 + 76 = 124 , and yet the picture size is still 10x10  = 100

i've searched the internet but cant find the clue:
How it is possible that Gimp while exporting histogram counts more pixels than there are really in the picture?

Thank you for help

I want to change the colour of drawn lines from one shade of green to another. All the green lines are in one layer, except for a few which are in another layer (I also want to change these ones). I have tried the bucket fill tool, but it ends up filling in the edges so it no longer has anti-aliasing, end, as a consequence, also fills small gaps. Somehow, the bucket fill tool worked fine to change colour when I tested it on a blank canvas. How do I change the colour without affecting the entire image? I only want to change the pixels that make up the lines.

Troubleshot the printer (Espon WF-3720). Doesn't seem to be the issue.

   

[attachment=4532 Wrote:arthurerb pid='18680' dateline='1591921237']     Troubleshot the printer (Espon WF-3720). Doesn't seem to be the issue.

Hello guys , How to change the midlle mouse to right mouse to drag view?

I am having an issue using transform tools on a layer that has content outside of the image bounding box.
Unified transform or any kind of transform clips the layer/content to what is visible in the bounding box instead of letting me transform the full selection.
I've tried selecting all of the content from alpha to selection. I've tried Layer to boundary size. Using the move tool lets me move the full contents, but transform does not transform the full content. Here is a link to a gif recording of what is happening.

https://gph.is/g/4LWbOWp

2.10.20 is now available. If we use app image for GIMP, how to update to the latest version ? Thanks.

I came across this image and wondered how I'd go about creating the hexagons in gimp and if it is possible to create the 3d effect some of them have and if so how to do that

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Could anyone recommend a trusted website where you can download Inkscape 1.0 portable win 64-bit?

At inkscape.org/release/1.0/platforms/ there is only the win portable 32-bit version.

I don't remember where I downloaded my 0.92 portable Win 64-bit version.

Thx.

hi folks,

this is a little guide on how to install resynthesizer plugin in gimp 2.10 on debian linux. resynthesizer provides handy plugins like 'heal selection'. this tutorial was tested on debian linux, but it may work on other distributions as well. i wrote this guide bc other tutorials i found didn't work for me.

anyway, here's my tutorial:

step 0: make sure the package 'gimp-plugin-registry' is NOT installed on your system. afaik it's only crap in there anyway.

step 1: install package 'gimp-python' from the latest debian version pool. for me it was:

• automake
  
• libglib2.0-dev
  
• libgimp2.0-dev
  
• intltool