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ofn-preset-guides |
Posted by: Ofnuts - 04-04-2020, 11:05 AM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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Updated an old plugin. It allows you to define sets of guides that you use often to add then to the image with one single action (menu entry and optionally keyboard shortcut).
ofn-preset-guides is here. Enjoy.
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Controls |
Posted by: RolandGent - 04-03-2020, 11:31 AM - Forum: General questions
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Ok I'm new to GIMP and learning via tutorials. I have version 2.1, the only problem is some of the control seem to have disappeared, maybe I clicked something. But on the left side of the screen where you are supposed to be able to change bruch sizes the controls are not there
Did I click something wrongly?
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Crop Canvas? |
Posted by: akovia - 04-02-2020, 09:49 PM - Forum: General questions
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I'm looking for a way to use the crop tool (or similar) to only crop the canvas size and not the image itself.
To explain a bit more, I have quite a few crop presets that have all the aspect ratios of the artwork I create. Most of the time I'm trying to compose an image to fit within the restraints of a ratio. If I use the crop tool and I don't get it exactly right on the first crop, I have undo and try again. Or I can use the better solution of dropping another copy of the image as another layer and then I can move the full image around as needed with the correct canvas ratio acting as a viewport.
I think it would be incredibly handy if you could use the crop tool to just crop the canvas to create a viewport at the preferred ratio, and leave the existing layer/s as is. (A modifier key for instance) I think this would go hand in hand with the new Out-of-canvas viewing and editing features.
Am I overlooking an easy way to do this already?
I have already requested a feature to mask the canvas padding and might help to visualize what I'm trying to say.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gimp/-/issues/4833
Just wanted some feedback before requesting another feature.
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I'm trying to copy a selection from one image layer to another |
Posted by: jimindt - 04-02-2020, 02:56 AM - Forum: General questions
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I've got an original image of my 1850 great great grandmothers photo. I made a layer copy of it, made changes on that Layer(2) and made another copy of that layer(3) and made even more changes on the third Layer.
When I cleaned up the third layer, I took a bit more than I needed to out of it. I want to go back to the second layer and copy a section of it and put it onto the third layer.
I've tried this which I found somewhere:
- Select what you need - I did this with Free Select on the second layer
- Select - Save to channel. I did this on the second layer
- Ensure the newly created channel is selected and Edit - Copy (Ctrl+C)
- Go to the image where you want to insert the selection (I clicked on the the third layer)
- Open “Channels” and create a new channel (a button at the bottom or via the context menu) - did this on the third layer
- Ensure the newly created channel is selected and Edit - Paste (Ctrl+V)
- Open “Layers” and anchor the floating layer (a button at the bottom or via the context menu)
- Open “Channels” and replace the selection with this channel (a button at the bottom or Channel to Selection in the context menu)
Get lost/confused around step 5. What exactly is the Channel doing? If in step 6 the Edit/Paste creates a 'floating layer' which contains the area I copied in Step 1, what exactly is Step 6 telling me/doing as I thought the anchoring of the floating layer (step 7) merged the selected area into layer 3?
In step 8 what selection is meant, and which channel is being referred to as there are two channels?
And with all of that, I still don't see my selection anywhere.
Jim
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yellowish vertical bars across scanned image |
Posted by: tommik128 - 04-01-2020, 11:55 AM - Forum: General questions
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Hi guys,
I am really struggling to get rid of the yellowish tint across this scanned image - seen as vertical bars going through different areas. I was trying to use Fuzzy select tool, Free select tool + all options under Colors (Temperature, Curves...) but I need more knowledge. What is the way to sort of replace certain color spectrum (in this case yellowish pixels) whilst not affecting the other parts of the color spectrum - I mean so that I do not end up with areas contrasting with the rest of the image. Basically how to get rid of the yellowish part of the color space in those vertical bars and no more?
Thank you.
https://i.imgur.com/LG5UDkO.png
https://i.imgur.com/R7cg4k9.png
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