Hi,

i'm a Kubuntu user of GIMP 2.10.12.
After installing gimp 2.10.12 using the flatpak feature, i discovered that i can not anymore import an image from my scanner as usually.

There is no more File->Create->Xsane or File->Create->scanner/device_xxx

How can i import image directly from scanner ?

thx

Hi, i would like to understand why i'm not allowed to post a question in sub forum called " GIMP 2.10" ?
thx

I'm updating the old interlave-layers script to support the Gimp 2.10 layers modes.

While I am at it, is there a feature that is sorely missed?

Hello!
I'm a new user and it happend to be, that I cant' use a font properly. It worked, but  obviously I've changed something because now the letters are only writing at one place. And it only happens with the font I want to use.- Of course I can take an other font, but than I still don't know what I have done to my beloved font (btw it is comfortaa).
I would be very happy if somebody could help.
I've tried allready for several hours to fix that, can't find a sollution.
Best regards Frau Zahn

...my english is quiet okay I suppose but not so good to understand all technical language

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Hello, everyone!

I am independent filmmaker who is trying to do an experiment but, I am not having the best luck. I am shooting a movie and I bought a bunch of print damage to apply to the movie that I am shooting. However, I wasn't too thrilled with how the chroma keyer worked in Vegas. So, I had Vegas extract a shot and two clips of print damage and convert each individual frame into the png format and went into GIMP and I experimented with filters to degrade frames.

This is frame 81 in my folder from the shot.

   

This is frame 81 in my folder from the first clip of print damage.

   

This is frame 81 in my output folder from applying linear light to the image of damage on top.

   

I did it for the whole shot which was almost 400 frames and it looks great re-inserted into Vegas. It really gives it that faded celluloid look; which is just a red image. Is there a way other than doing it frame by frame for the whole movie; which could take a year (or years depending on how busy I am)? I download BIMP but I couldn't exactly find what to do and when I tried loading something, GIMP gave me a message stating something like "Too Many Error Messages" and I have to ctrl+alt+del myself out of the program.

Edit: GIMP 2.10.8 / Windows 10

Thank you for your time.
-Orlando Eastwood

Is there a gimp plugin that can place a few arrowheads on a path in a way that the arrowheads are following the path direction. NOT as the example below :
       

Thanks in advance for a solution.

Hi all,

Trying to use the above mentioned GMIC filter results in a GMIC crash.
In the terminal I have this output:

Hi

i have a question, perhaps you can help. I would like to have a text adjusted / distorted like the Thrasher - Magazine - Logo (   https://www.titus.de/thrasher-diverser-a...gL8q_D_BwE    )

so basically the middle of the text pulled up higher

i cannot seem to find the appropriate tool on where or how to do it. Can you support?

Thanks!

Hi, I recently bought a new Macbook and I'm trying to cross over from Windows. I will like to learn how to Install Gimp 2.10.12 in my new Laptop. Can anybody can explain or point me to any good website or video?  Any help will be appreciated.
By the way my OS version is Mojave. 10.14.2. Thank you in advance.

A new release of the Batch Image Manipulation (BIMP) plugin. Strictly for Gimp 2.10 

The homepage is https://alessandrofrancesconi.it/projects/bimp/ 
and the changelog https://github.com/alessandrofrancesconi...ANGELOG.md

Not many changes for the average user, BIMP can now export heif and webp formats.

Windows users can download an installer from the homepage.

Linux users, a 64 bit version attached. Should work with 'buntu / Mint Gimp 2.10 installations. 
The usual, unzip put the file  bimp-2.2 in ~/.config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins and check that it is still executable.

   

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