(09-15-2023, 07:14 AM)zeuspaul Wrote: Is there a way to remember a series of color adjustments? If I have a bunch of like images is there a way to apply the same adjustments to all? If I adjust contrast, saturation, sharpness and curves to one image is there a way to apply the same adjustments to all? I know I can select previous on an individual basis but I have to do that one by one.
Is this something that can be done with a script? or ? Can Gimp be programed to execute contrast/previous, saturation/ previous, curves/previous sharpness/previous such that one command is executed for the group of adjustments?
There are scripts/plugins that save / restore colour-curves to file. A bit old now and you can equally save the color-curve to a preset.
For the others (maybe including interactive curves), write a python plugin using gimp_gmic_qt commands. Gmic will export settings to the clipboard which simplifies things. Or, add into a 'fave' entry in gimp_gmic_qt.
An alternative is a GEGL plugin from linuxbeaver https://github.com/LinuxBeaver There is a big zip with 20 GEGL filters and to be honest, many are text effects which I do not use. You can sort out yourself. Read there on installation for Windows.
The one I do use is a old version of common-adjustments.so zipped and attached (remember to unzip it). Again you will have to save the adjusted settings as a preset.
EDIT: Sorry, I attached the linux version
I do not have the old Windows version, so you can forget this.Goes like this: https://i.imgur.com/24I2MbS.mp4