Hi there, 
I hope someone can help me with this as I admittedly do not have a lot of experience with ICC-profiles and color management. 

I am in the processing of preparing my pictures to be uploaded to a print on demand site.
The site requires that the pictures have a ISO 22028-2 ROMM RGB profile and are in PDF.

While converting the image in GIMP 3.0.1-1 to the ISO 22028-2 ROMM RGB profile goes well enough, when I export my image to PDF, the image becomes quite greyed out / looses saturation. 

I do not know whether this is a GIMP, export settings, or ICC issue, and if anyone can recommend a solution, workaround or use of another programme to succeed, I would appreciate it greatly. 


Thank you in advance  

Hi all!

I'm building assets for an interactive comedy show using GIMP 3. I'm currently working on this ambulance:


It's split into many layers and different combinations of them create the different assets for the show. E.g., here's the ambulance background asset:

I'm looking to automate the export. Ideally, I'd write a Python script something like this (I completely made up the API but you get the idea):

img.hide_all_layers()
img.show_layer('foo')
img.show_layer('bar')
img.export('ambulance-bar.webp', region=img.get_layer('bar').region)

Is something like that possible? Has anyone got any pointers?

Thanks,


Pete.

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When i was editing i pressed r

I have an arbitrary shape (template) defined as an image that is transparent (alpha) wherever the shape isn't. There can be multiple disconnected transparent areas. As a simple example, imaging a donut shape that is transparent where the donut hole is, and also transparent outside of the donut. I want to apply this shape to other images such that the other image will be modified to be fully transparent in the same areas that the template is transparent. Thus using this as a cookie cutter of sorts. Is there a simple way to do this with Gimp (3)? 
TIA!

Hello, 

I download Resynthesizer3.0, I put in C\Users\user\AppData\Roaming\GIMP\3.0\
- plug-ins: 

• resynthesizer 
  

• plugin-heal-selection.scm
  
• plugin-heal-transparency.scm
  
• plugin-resynth-controls.scm
  

Hello,

With Gimp, I select one or more colors by color > Color tab > Color to Alpha.

Starting with this image:
   

I can eliminate the yellow and blue without the outlines getting in the way:
   

From another image:
   

I can remove the yellow and red, but the old outlines remain:
   

With Gimp, I can no longer reproduce the first technique and avoid the second technique.

Can someone explain why?




Thank you for your help.

Always wondered about this.

Hello, I have a couple newbie questions about saving files:

1. When I try to save a file (hoping to save as .jpg or .gif), those file formats don't seem to be available. Is there a way to get them?
2. I did find the "Export As" command,which does list .jpg and .gif file types (as well as many others). This will work, albeit a little slower, but to reduce disk space usage I am lowering the Quality setting to 50%. I see I can save this setting as a default, and then recall the Saved Setting each time I export (save). Is there a way to automatically select my saved setting as a default to avoid having to go through the "Load Save Settings" step each time?

I also have a question about how to save time when performing the same steps over lots of images.  Does GIMP have something like a "macro" capability where I can save a series of steps and have them all automatically applied with the click of a button? I looked into the "Templates" feature, but that doesn't seem quite right because it doesn't appear to offer all the full set of menu options. 


TIA