Adam, Could you tell me exactly what you mean by colour management? (I am just learning).
It seems like there is about any plugin you could imagine, I believe there is some sort of management available. It certainly has a channel mixer and curves you can manipulate. From just the discussion of PS El I read last week (?) on this list, these are features not found on that version of the PS program. I think their version of a 16 bit program is called Cinepaint. Does the PS CS program support 16 bit? I am just trying to get some conversation going on the Gimp as I could use some pointers. I think I have learned enough on my own to do the common adjustments. In any case, I am having fun with it which satisifies one of my goals. Dave David Weiss wrote: >Say, anyone using the Gimp for their image manipulations? > >It seems pretty well featured plus their are many useful and >free plugins to be had. Can also use Photoshop plugins (not >sure about all of them, but the BW plus and pseudo IR >mentioned here earlier work fine). > >I dunno, I like the price better than the PS CS and well, it >has a certain charm to it. I am slowly learning some of the >features, but it seems to be a bottomless pit for a hobbyist >such as myself. > >Can we start a plugin list for the one's people like and that >are perhaps free or cheap? > >Here is a plugin that works in PS and the Gimp as well: > > >http://www.optikvervelabs.com/ > > >It is called virtual photographer. > >Dave > > > No colour management and 16 bit support make it unsuitable for my workflow. But the price is right for many. -Adam ____________________________________________________ Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs
