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How to Save |
Posted by: raywood - 07-26-2018, 11:05 PM - Forum: Gimp 2.10
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OK, I've spent the better part of an hour at this. Seems ridiculous, but even with the aid of multiple websites that don't seem to be describing GIMP as I'm seeing it, I must ask: how do you save changes to an image?
I'm working on a PNG. All I've done is crop it and use the Perspective Tool to remove some distortion. It looks great on screen. So then, no matter if I use various Save or Export options, two things happen: (a) it acts like it's saving the image in its edited form, when really it isn't, and (b) after that non-save, it reverts the image to the way it was before I did my edits. So my work is lost and I have an output file that looks the same as the input file.
It can't be that hard. Could someone please tell me how to save my changes? I'm using GIMP 2.10.4. Many thanks.
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Text around circle |
Posted by: al.da.drone - 07-26-2018, 07:00 PM - Forum: General questions
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I am new to Gimp and its taking a while to get used to it. I have managed to learn how to wrap text around a circle, however it is baffling me when sometimes the TEXT THAT GOES AROUND THE PATH IS EITHER OUTSIDE THE ELLIPSE CIRCLE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ELLIPSE CIRCLE OR OUTSIDE THE ELLIPSE CIRCLE. I have watched many tutorials and not one of them mentions this...
Is there anyone on here who could help ?
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1200 DPI Scan Integrity |
Posted by: scottjoyce1234 - 07-26-2018, 03:34 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hello,
I am editing a 1200 DPI 24 bit scan using the "Divide Scanned Images" script. It is a scan of a stamp album page and when I run the script, it finds all of the individual stamps on the page, divides (crops/cuts) them out and saves each individually to a JPEG file.
My problem is that it is saving all of the individual stamp images as 600 DPI so I am losing 1/2 of my granularity.
I went into the script and found where it was saving the files as 600x600 and changed it to 1200x1200;However, it really isn't maintaining the integrity of the original 1200 DPI scan.
Does anyone know how to be able to maintain the 1200 DPI integrity?
Thanks,
Scott
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How to scale an image RATIOnally? |
Posted by: neverwind - 07-26-2018, 10:04 AM - Forum: General questions
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Hello,
I've been struggling with a rather simple task for a while.
I do have an image which I want to scale in such a way, that the center of the image is less or not affected at all by the scaling than the edges.
I'll try to give a simple example with pixels, since I don't really know how to describe the effect:
1. We have an image with a 5 pixel width
2. We scale the image horizontally
3. The center column of pixels remains unaffected (not stretched)
4. The -1 and 1 columns of pixels get doubled (stretched)
5. The -2 and 2 columns of pixels get tripled (stretched more)
Is this achievable with Gimp and if so, can someone please give me a clue how to do that?
Many thanks,
Bobby
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Grey point in 2.10 |
Posted by: payasam - 07-25-2018, 09:04 AM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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GIMP 2.8 and earlier had a useful tool, reached through FX-FOUNDRY -> COLOURS -> GREY POINT. I cannot find anything like it in GIMP 2.10.3, which I have in AppImage form. Nor do I know if the FX-Foundry collection is available for the new version. [I am on Debian 9]
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Is there any way to import (some) Fallout 4 (DX11) textures into GIMP? |
Posted by: KevKiev - 07-24-2018, 10:04 PM - Forum: Gimp 2.10
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Gimp can't seem to open some of the texture files that are in Fallout 4, apparently because of the compression format which I think comes from DX11. (My DDS viewer program can't open 'em either.) Is there any workaround for this? I read that there's updated plugins for Photoshop and Paint.net, but I couldn't find anything for GIMP.
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