> Hello all! I'm fairly new to GIMP and even after reading the user > manual, > it stills seems to be written for someone with a Ph.D. What I'm trying > to > do is to take a scanned hand drawn picture and trace over it to make a > brand new image that's cleaner and delete the scanned image from the > whole > thing so that only the new, GIMP drawing is there. Remember, I need > this to > be in layman's terms, please. I'm doing a google search to find some > tutorials that are easier to follow than the manual while I wait for a > reply. Thanks!
Try righting on the image Select Colors Then select Threshold and see if you can adjust out the clutter. Alternatively try Image->Colors->Curves and see if adjustment there will clean it up for you Lastly, try converting the image to indexed, Image->mode->Indexed and set the number of colors to 2 You can keep your scanned image, once you clean it out, save it as an xcf so you can do more work on it, then if you want a png or jpg, just export it, File->Export to that format/file type -- Owen _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list gimp-user-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list
