02-07-2019, 09:57 AM
(02-07-2019, 12:18 AM)Ritergeek Wrote: Now, as I try to understand that blue transparency white quit disappearing. Nothing at all changed. Then I used the dropper to selecting blue as the Color. That wiped out all white and left the blue about 50% transparent. Who knows?
There are elements in the blue that are removed - all the red for example, gives 80% transparency according to the color picker. If the OP was using Gimp 2.10 then the additional control opacity threshold, can adjust that but take care not to wreck the edge anti-aliasing.
Quote:I notice a GIMP error message: Corrupt 'gimp-metadata' parasite discovered.
XMP data could not be migrated: Parsing XMP data failed.
Maybe this has something to do with it. Will research that later.
Not the alpha setting. I would not worry about it too much, Gimp 2.8 handled exporting metadata poorly. Gimp 2.10 is a little better but can not read that particular info from the older format. This a comparison 2.8/2.10 there is no XMP/IPTC data in Gimp 2.10
As you might guess, the original logo (from Illustrator) will be a vector. Much easier to change colours with a vector image
Always a good idea to strip Metadata when posting public on the internet.
