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| Question: Does this forum focus more on photography or free art? |
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Posted by: i.candide - 01-24-2019, 09:29 PM - Forum: Gimp-Forum.net
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I am a photographer, and am trying to escape from the expensive annual updates for apps which can be used for waterless darkroom work.
No offense is intended, but, I looked at your mission statement, and the above question arose in my addled brain. Free art is great, but if I have a serious question about working digital color or monochrome photography in GIMP, will this be the best venue for an answer?
Thank you
i.candide
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| Is there a plugin for this? Tiled preview |
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Posted by: Marscaleb - 01-24-2019, 06:41 PM - Forum: General questions
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So I was watching this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kPpfLmelIs And right at the very beginning you can see he sets up a little preview window that shows what his given selection would look like if it were tiled. I thought this was amazing because it gives him a real-time preview of the changes he makes to his design, where as I have had to make various changes, and then use filters -> Maps -> Tile to generate a preview image of what my selection looks like when it tiles. It's effective, but it is a bit time consuming, and I would love to be able to see those changes real-time without having to run special commands; especially at the very early stages of creating a tile.
Is there any plug-in or way to create such an effect in GIMP? I'd like to keep all my work in GIMP if I could, rather than having to get this iDraw just for one single feature.
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| Text on cloth |
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Posted by: Cat1medic - 01-23-2019, 03:48 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hi, can anybody tell how to get text to look like it is following the curves of a cloth, as if it was printed on a flag or some clothing for instance?
I tried to do it with the displacement map, but the results were pretty bad.
TIA
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| Transparent Background |
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Posted by: DIYMarketing - 01-21-2019, 04:21 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hey guys,
I have a logo that I am trying to make the background transparent. However, I am struggling because there is a few white/ light colored portions contained in the logo. Every time I use fuzzy select it does not select these parts of the logo and makes it transparent along with the background. I have tried using the lasso tool to touch these sections up, but they are individual sections so I cannot select the whole image at once. Would you suggest making individual layers for these parts and then incorporating them back into the image after I have made the background transparent? Thanks in advance for the help, I am open to any and all suggestions!
Thank you,
A marketing intern
PM me if you need to see the logo to make better sense of what I am trying to accomplish.
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