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PNG-to-PNG batch conversion (preserving Alpha Ch.) |
Posted by: michele.bartolettistella - 10-19-2017, 08:29 AM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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Dear Forum,
I need to halve the resolution of about sixty .png pictures, from 600dpi to 300dpi, preserving their Alpha Channel (transparent background).
I tried with XnView, which provides a very complete batch conversion/editing tool, but, ulnluckily, in the new 300dpi files Alpha is suppressed.
What can I do?
Can GIMP work on these several files this way, with a unique batch action?
Thank you.
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Focus Blur plugin |
Posted by: silc - 10-18-2017, 07:06 PM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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Hi Experts,
Where can I download the Focus Blur plugin for Gimp 2.8.22 (Windows 10), and how do I install it?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Cheers.
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Copying/pasting alpha channel |
Posted by: jeremy.rutman - 10-17-2017, 09:35 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hi
I'd like to use a gradient as an alpha channel , so that for instance an image fades to transparent.
I made a white->black radial gradient and did 'color->color to alpha' but now am stumped as to how to make this into the alpha channel for another image - I dont seem to be able to paste it as an alpha channel from 'Channels' which seemed like the most logical thing to do , and if I add this as a layer to another image and then merge down I lose the gradient alpha.
Maybe I need to use a mask?
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Gimp prints multi page documents on one page |
Posted by: samksharma - 10-17-2017, 01:19 PM - Forum: Windows
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and won't let me resize the printing larger (it will let me go smaller)
I imported a PDF into gimp, choosing the option to import each page as a layer.
I manually typed a PPI of 600. The previous imports into gimp using the automatic PPI of 100 were low res and blurry - much less clear than Acrobat Reader showed them. This new import appeared to retain sharpness that the 100PPI dropped.
I expanded the canvas and distributed the layers (pages) of the PDF, so now I have an image 8.5 inches across the top and (number of pages times 11.5 inches) down.
When I try to print this, gimp tries to print the whole thing on one 8.5 by 11 inch sheet. I got similar results with a 2 page or a 12 page import.
I cannot increase the print size on the print dialog (image properties tab)- the maximum it'll go is 100.9mm by 250mm. I can type in a larger size but when the caret leaves the field it immediately snaps back down. Gimp does let me reduce the size.
under image-> print size dialog it lets me change print size but when I actually go to print the size has returned to the maximum of 100x250mm on the image properties tab and again I can only decrease the size, not increase it.
I'm using version 2.8.22.
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Creating a path from a picture |
Posted by: piscvau - 10-16-2017, 09:29 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hello
I am using GIMP and INKSCAPE to do cloth personalisation and up-cycling, on LINUX 16.04 Xubuntu.
I have a picture of a stitch garment in 2 colours. (see attachement for a picture with reduced definition)
I would like to get a path from this picture in order to use it in INKSCAPE.
I have tried to use colour selection then selection to path; But the path contains some 35000 nodes and when open in INKSCAPE it never comes back.
I have a high picture definition. I thought about reducing the definition but I am afraid to get "staircases" instead of curves. Do you have any suggestion on howx I could reduce the number of nodes. Is there a modificcation of the image before doing the selection which could help. The "contiguous coulor "selection does not work any better. So any help would be welcomed.
Piscvau
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