Hello everyone!

I'm struggling with python API to open a FITS image.

When I open a FITS picture with the menu "file->open" I have a prompt regarding picture composition : "none" or "NAXIS=3, NAXIS3=2,...,4". And when I select "NAXIS..." the image is correctly loaded into GIMP in RGB.

But when I use python pdb.file_fits_load() command, I have no options in order to specify none or NAXIS. thus my image is always in gray scale.

Also, with python command, I do not have multiple images as I have when I select "none" on the HMI (=> 3 images, one per color).

What should I do to have the image in RGB loaded by python command?

Thank you for your help!
Best regards,
Damien.

I got errors when trying to set the original name, what did I missed?
It seems to be from the second "if" (first one works fine) "pathchar (car (gimp-image-get-filename image)) ".webp"))"

BTW is there a "else" or sort of in scheme?

Here is the new version of my "Incandescent little creek", that I have just published on my site

   



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Just curious if batch exporting (without being a programmer) is going to be in the 3.0 update. It seems there are no "simple" solution now, "for years in linux". The single greatest blockade to using linux/ open-source in the realm of 2d support for visual effects, 3d, and video editing with a 2d support application is "batch exporting/ batch editing." Various solutions always seem to be some remote github download that ends up being a very difficult process to configure (above a normal persons ability). It would be AMAZING to be able to "batch export images inside of gimp." If there is a way that is "simple" and internal to Gimp or any 2d app available to linux I can't seem to find it. 

So very grateful for any and all open source software, as it is making the world a better place but this one feature is a massive show-stopper for me to convert over to linux and open source software. Been waiting and search on this for a long time.

Any support would be deeply appreciated. Not complaining, just hoping with fingers crossed.

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I'm in the process of designing scroll saw patterns from original photos of my three brothers using Gimp.
I need larger glimspe of their faces to ensure the best cut lines for the pattern.
Here's where I am asking for your assistance....
When I desaturate the photo I then proceed to go to Filters/Artistic/Photocopy (legacy) then voila a small preview
Photocopy 4"X4" window pops up. This size preview is difficult to get a good visual of the whole face.
I really need a larger shot of the face to design a quality scroll saw pattern.
Any help would be greatly appreciated


Eugene

if I save an transparent image as png it appears correctly on the Web.
How can Iget this image as jpg-image?

    Not sure if this is the correct place to ask but I am creating a path over an image but when I try to export the path as in the video below I do not see toved mhe export option

https://youtu.be/j8w6ddIKjcs?si=qpNw-Vs5EX7ZIJNQ

Thanks for your help

Think I have sorted it there is a path tab on the right hand side I need to click first

Can I export an image without the JPEG quality menu appearing every time? Now when exporting I have to click export three times: 'File/Export As', 'Export' (fill in file name) and 'Export' (choose JPEG quality). For a faster workflow I want to skip the last one (if possible)

I tried to port Elsamuko National Geographic to Gimp 2.99.19 (this filter works on 2.10 Compat OFF)... but I get a complete Gimp crash.

I think it's the line: