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How much do you think will Gimp 2.9 and 2.10 change everything ? |
Posted by: Espermaschine - 10-13-2016, 12:27 PM - Forum: General questions
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Played around a bit with a development version of Gimp 2.9 and was thrilled but also shocked.
The icons look all different, so i had a hard time finding my usual tools.
The on-canvas gradient live-editing is cool, although it seems that only works for your average two color gradient.
Gaussian Blur seems to use new values now, with smaller numbers as in Photoshop (whatever the technical reason behind that is).
And the on-canvas preview of the filters is great.
Im wondering how much these new features will change old tutorials.
Will Gimp 2.9 be the beginning of a new era for us all ?
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another test |
Posted by: rich2005 - 10-11-2016, 09:00 AM - Forum: Gallery
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The time is about 0900 GMT for ofnuts log
The problem with gimp format images is on my installation.
My regular browser, slimjet will download a something.xcf or something.xcfgz but konqueror does give an option. XnView works for most formats including xcf but not for xcfgz / xcfbz2
Would I normally want to open an image in Gimp, while I am browsing probably not, download for later which I suspect most will do.
No-one tried a tif, here goes LZW compressed tif
ahh..
Please correct the following errors before continuing:
- The type of file that you attached is not allowed. Please remove the attachment or choose a different type
This is the same saved as a xcfgz, both about the same size.
[attachment=20]
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Passionflower wigglegram |
Posted by: Ofnuts - 10-10-2016, 09:21 PM - Forum: Gallery
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Caution: 2.3MB animated GIF ahead
http://i.imgur.com/1szrbbb.gif
- Take two lucky shots of a passionflower (a windgust made it turn away a bit when I was taking a bunch of closeups).
- Load both in Gimp
- Set top one to half transparent and adjust position so that they overlap reasonably
- Apply my progressive-merge script to progressively blend one image into the other
- Apply my mirror-layers script to generate the "back" sequence
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