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Losing detail on a brush |
Posted by: ArchieTP - 11-24-2017, 02:47 PM - Forum: General questions
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Ok so I'm a noob at Gimp 2 and art in general. I've got these brushes from Deviantart, I added them to gimp as a .abr file and when I try to use them they appear over inked (A lot of the detail is gone). Does anyone care to tell me what I'm doing wrong/missing?
Here's a link to an image showing what I mean as this isn't a very good description: https://imgur.com/gallery/bbzL2
Sorry, I resolved the issue. Was using the pencil tool instead of the paint brush. I'm very much a noob
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Copy is empty |
Posted by: pisacane - 11-23-2017, 03:47 PM - Forum: General questions
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Windows 10 updated and GIMP now will only copy blank areas to Microsoft Word. I get a blank of the same size as the copied field. Restarted GIMP and rebooted computer several times without success.
However, it will copy to WordPad.
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Zooming out in "load image from raw data" preview? |
Posted by: samzeman - 11-21-2017, 11:57 AM - Forum: General questions
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I'm messing around with images and audio and data (databending sorta) and I've encountered an image file that has an aspect ratio of a very small width and a very large height, and is in the .data 'format' (aka no format).
If the size goes above 1883 x 693, even with the preview at the largest size the window will go, there are parts of the image i can't see. I don't know what original height the image had, and in the (nonplanar) RGB mode it doesn't affect the parts of the image that I can see.
Is there a way to zoom out in this preview? It's an oddly specific question, but for that reason I can't figure it out.
(I'm on windows 10 using version 2.8.22 if that matters)
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Problems with re-sizing images. |
Posted by: menglor - 11-20-2017, 01:59 PM - Forum: General questions
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Good Day!
I am a newbie learner to “” and I am trying to accomplish a series of steps, but things just don’t seem to work out for me.
I have 2 problems, well more but I wont go into everything J
- Basically I am trying to import a picture of varing sizes, and then resize them to fit a specific size.
For example, I am importing an image that is 5” x 3”, and wanting to print it on a label,
So I need to be able to copy it out of GIMP, and past it into a Avery Shipping Label template in Word.
I have been a little successful, but I am having issues with the sizes changing.
Steps I am completing.
1- Open Image.
2- Click menu “Image” and then click Scale image
3- I assign the Size height as 1.30 inches (because of the linked reference, width defaults to 2.0 inches ISH
4- Resolution seems to imply its 76 x 76
5- And it seems like it works, though when I COPY and paste into Word and print. The size is a little off.
However, I went on to the next picture, which ultimately was a desktop image , I completed the following
1- Open Image.
2- Click menu “Image” and then click Scale image
3- I assign the Size height as 1.30 inches (because of the linked reference, width defaults to 2.0 inches ISH
4- Resolution seems to imply its 560 x 560 (don’t have the real numbers handy)
5- Then I copy it , and then Paste into Word.
6- When I look at the image in my template the image height should be 1.3, but its about 2.3. and the width is also messed up.
I am confused. If I tell them image to be 1.3 why is it not listening? I understand there is a setting called Print size somewhere, but I am trying to make the image Size X, but something else is getting in the way.
I am hoping someone can give me an answer, or maybe point me to a Youtube video that goes over it. I have watched about 6-8 tutorials, but I cant find anything that goes into that whole aspect of
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Gimp 2.9.6 portable for Windows |
Posted by: Espermaschine - 11-20-2017, 12:18 PM - Forum: Gimp 2.10
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I want to try Gimp 2.9 and i have just downloaded 'Gimp-2.9.6-std-64bit-portable' from Partha.
Can i use this portable version without any problems on Win7 64bit and still keep my current Gimp 2.8.18 ?
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