On Tue, 21 Nov 2000, Rob Geraghty wrote:
I'd be interested in trying GIMP - it might give me a reason to keep my
second hard drive and install Linux on it. But only if I can find a driver
for the Stylus 700 and an X engine for the TNT2 card.
Gimp-print will drive the 700 and there is an X
At 06:52 AM 11/21/00 +, you wrote:
If you could consider an alternative windows program, you should try
Picture Window. SNIP
This is a superb, competent and stable program, little known but much
recommended. SNIP
I was using the Beta 3.0 also, and it is in my opinion the best Photo
Hi!
I use GIMP for daily image manipulation. Unfortunately I can't say anything
about color management. I did some experiments with SCARSE, which seems to give
reasonable color, and some artifacts. I think that Adobe RGB may be the best
choice to use with GIMP.
Vuescan is nice, although it has
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At 06:52 AM 11/21/00 +, you wrote:
If you could consider an alternative windows program, you should try
Picture Window. SNIP
This is a superb
If you could consider an alternative windows program, you should try
Picture Window. The current version is 2.5, costs around $40US and a
free demonstration can be downloaded from www.dl-c.com. I have been
using the Version 3.0 beta, and the final program is due for release
early December. PW3.0
