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Posted by: tonmilx - 12-16-2018, 10:33 AM - Forum: General questions
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I am new to GIMP but have worked out how to do most of what I need to do. Using v2.10 on OSX (Mavericks).
Using Tools/Transform/Rotate.
The menu appears and I can rotate by degrees by dragging the slider or using the Angle.
But everything I have seen on other posts suggests I should see the actual image itself rotate.
What I actually see is an outline of the image rotate - but it doesn't show me the picture rotating within it. i.e.., its difficult to see how much rotation I want when I can't see the image itself rotating.
When I press the ROTATE button, the orientation remains as it was but the image has rotated within it (hope this makes sense)
I am stupid I know - but it can't be that hard to rotate an image by degrees and see the results of the rotation on the image before I accept it...
I found this video: https://youtu.be/_-kkXAiKmKo
Its windows I know, but I don't see that behaviour.
If I use Image/Transform/Rotate then I only get the 90 degree presets
Please help a newbie...
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Posted by: FireyDeath4 - 12-15-2018, 01:44 AM - Forum: General questions
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OK so I want to blur a rectangle (or it doen't matter the shape but it's a rectangle) against a transparent background. But every single one of the blurring tools don't care about the alpha at all. Every blurring tool in GIMP will just leave the rectangle's edge solid with all the contents blurred. Specifically I want to use the Motion Blur filter. The preview is always fine with the edges getting blurred and everything but even if I select the dang alpha channel there's always just a big solid rectangle with all the contents in it blurred. Is this a glitch or what? Anyone know what's going on.
Bye!
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