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Color enhancing a portion of an image
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That the whole point of "selection masks" aka "selection" for short. This tells Gimp where things can happen, everything outside the selection is left untouched. To create a selection you use one of the many selection tools(*). In your case if the picture is square and upright, you use the rectangle selection (SelectRect) otherwise you can use freehand (SelectFree) where you:
  • click on the four corners,
  • then back to the first to close. This gives you the "selection marquee" aka the "marching ants"
   
  • at that point you can adjust the corners, you get a circle on them when you are close enough. Click down and drag to adjust
   
  • when happy, double click inside the selection to commit/freeze it (if you switch to another tool this happens automatically)
  • from then on anything you do on the picture only applies inside the selection
   

(*) Creating selections is a very important skill in Gimp...
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RE: Color enhancing a portion of an image - by Ofnuts - 12-06-2022, 07:06 AM

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