if I have an image and I want to use the colors of that image, how do i
make a custom gradient?
Thanks
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Indira asked:
> if I have an image and I want to use the colors of that image, how do i
> make a custom gradient?
First method (long and tedious):
Use the gradient editor, picking colors from the image and
dropping them into the gradient as described in the
GimpUsersManual_2ndEdition.pdf.
An e
Hi,
I've a HP 930 C printer. I've set up aps filter, to print.
The problem is that it can only print in b/w. When I print from the gimp, I
can print in color.
I was wondering, is it possible to print using the gimp's filters, and if
so, how?
Thanks in advance,
Remco Poelstra
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> An easier method:
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> I have wondered about this myself in connection with palettes,
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> which often have a nicely selected set of colors already
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> available. I have built a pair of little perl procs to (1) sort
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> a palette by value, hue, saturation, or hsv_value,
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> and (2) create a gra
Indira asked -
> Ok, I will try them out but how and where do I install them?
Depends on your system. I'm running Linux, so I installed them
in my local bin directory: ~/jeff/bin which is in my search
path. If you have perl installed, then all you need to do is
run them at a shell prompt.
