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To print a card on both sides of a sheet |
Posted by: kromak - 06-08-2018, 10:33 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hello, recently my mother did two images to be the back and front of a card. The idea was to replicate them as much as possible into a single sheet, to generate as many cards as possible. I went to a specialized place to print them (do not know the name of this kind of place in English), since there is no printer here. The attendant replicated them, but when the printing was done, the card's images were printed inclined. A new attempt was made with a different kind of paper (couche instead offset), because the attendant said it was related to the paper kind, and the printed images became less inclined, but enough as the back and front of the card did not match, they were not aligned, so there was a resulting with strip. The man responsible
My mother remade the images. She replicated the cards front and back images herself.
Here is a screenshot of them: ![[Image: forum.jpg]](https://s33.postimg.cc/nzp4ao4zv/forum.jpg)
However the attendant (a different one from the day before) said something about how these images would not work, that they needed to be in the same pdf file (all the images until them were jpg) in two different pages.
My mother did this: but I do not think it will work, I don't know how to generate a .pdf with two pages with it, one a pdf with a single page. There is a non selectable option called "Two-sided" on "Page-setup", but well, is non selectable.
So my question is if it will once more be printed in a non aligned way (I think it will) , and if that's the case, what should I do to solve the problem.
Thanks for any help.
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Cutting a selection forces left over area to antialias around edges |
Posted by: thesanealien - 06-07-2018, 02:56 PM - Forum: General questions
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I've got a picture of a person who I want to cut and paste into a new layer so I can put text behind them slightly. However, when I draw the selection out and proceed to cut it, it IMMEDIATELY fades out all the edges of the portion left over from the cut. Now, if I paste my selection into a new layer, instead of it seemlessly fitting into the old spot perfectly, there's a gross white border around the cut making it unbelievably obvious that I cut that selection. Is there not some sort of option to turn this off during cutting?
HELP!
(06-07-2018, 02:56 PM)thesanealien Wrote: I've got a picture of a person who I want to cut and paste into a new layer so I can put text behind them slightly. However, when I draw the selection out and proceed to cut it, it IMMEDIATELY fades out all the edges of the portion left over from the cut. Now, if I paste my selection into a new layer, instead of it seemlessly fitting into the old spot perfectly, there's a gross white border around the cut making it unbelievably obvious that I cut that selection. Is there not some sort of option to turn this off during cutting?
HELP!
EDIT: Figured out the problem. This setting is on the selection tool itself under antialising. Was searching for a setting on the "cut" command the whole time. I'm an idiot!
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recompose |
Posted by: gimp-artist - 06-07-2018, 10:49 AM - Forum: General questions
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I decomposed a rgb image. It has 3 layers of r, g, and b now. I think using recompose is faster than composing since recomposing doesn't bring up the dialog. But, when I did colors>components>recompose, nothing happens. What should I do for making something happen?
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2.10 on Mac |
Posted by: mkornow - 06-06-2018, 12:00 AM - Forum: Gimp 2.10
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If anyone has installed 2.10 on a MacBook Pro, I'd appreciate any feedback/advice. Looking to upgrade but not sure of stability on Mac
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Way to script manual rectangle definition? |
Posted by: charlweed - 06-05-2018, 11:52 PM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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I want my script to have the user use the mouse to define a rectangle, then the script continues. It's less good to make my user create a rectangular selection, then start the script.
I am trying to avoid the situation where the user must
start script A
use the rectangle tool/shortcut to get a selection
start script B to convert selection into rectangle and continue.
Is there a way to do this?
Basically, I have a large number of full length portraits with many different poses. Each portrait needs to be hand-cropped into a Square bust portrait. I've figured out most everything except how to tell the GIMP: "Here, the user defines a rectangle with the mouse."
I'm using GIMP 2.10.2, and python scripting, on Linux and Windows.
Thanks!
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