On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 10:03 PM, gvernold wrote:
> I have an image of a boot footprint which originated from a grayscale image
> in photoshop. I have converted it to RGB. The boot print is really quite dark
> but I want to change it to a light green color.
Are you trying to simply colorize the im
> Can anybody help with this, thanks.
>
>
Try creating a new layer filled with the colour you want and set its
layer mode to Grain Merge.
-Rob A>
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Been beating my head against a wall having followed seven tutorials on the net
on changing colors in an image and none of them work.
I have an image of a boot footprint which originated from a grayscale image
in photoshop. I have converted it to RGB. The boot print is really quite dark
but I want
>I have found the simple answer and I post it for anyone that might, like
>myself, have over looked the obvious.
>
>Ignore the Tool Box and click Select and in the Drop Menu choose From Path.
>Choose the color, select the fill tool and click once on the text, you'll
see
>the ants marching when th
>> Von: "Nathan"
>
>> >The compatibility settings are not set in gimp itself, it is a windows
>> >setting. You right click on the GIMP shortcut, go to properties and
>> >set it from there.
>> >
>> I found it! It was set to Windows 95 compatibility.
>
>Do you know why it had been set to Windows 95?
> Von: "Nathan"
> >The compatibility settings are not set in gimp itself, it is a windows
> >setting. You right click on the GIMP shortcut, go to properties and
> >set it from there.
> >
> I found it! It was set to Windows 95 compatibility.
Do you know why it had been set to Windows 95?
Micha
>>>
>> How do I get to the Properties if gimp doesn't even open?
>>
>
>The compatibility settings are not set in gimp itself, it is a windows
>setting. You right click on the GIMP shortcut, go to properties and
>set it from there.
>
I found it! It was set to Windows 95 compatibility.
Now everything
>>
> How do I get to the Properties if gimp doesn't even open?
>
The compatibility settings are not set in gimp itself, it is a windows
setting. You right click on the GIMP shortcut, go to properties and
set it from there.
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>>On Mon, 7 Jun 2010 22:43:57 +0200 (CEST), Nathan wrote:
>>
>>> Using WinXP SP3. Downloaded and installed gimp-2.6.8-i686-setup.exe.
When
>>> trying to open it I get GLib-ERROR**:This version of GLib requires
>NT-based
>>> Windows.
>>> I have never seen this problem before. How do I get gimp to r
>On Mon, 7 Jun 2010 22:43:57 +0200 (CEST), Nathan wrote:
>
>> Using WinXP SP3. Downloaded and installed gimp-2.6.8-i686-setup.exe. When
>> trying to open it I get GLib-ERROR**:This version of GLib requires
NT-based
>> Windows.
>> I have never seen this problem before. How do I get gimp to run on m
On Mon, 7 Jun 2010 22:43:57 +0200 (CEST), Nathan wrote:
> Using WinXP SP3. Downloaded and installed gimp-2.6.8-i686-setup.exe. When
> trying to open it I get GLib-ERROR**:This version of GLib requires NT-based
> Windows.
> I have never seen this problem before. How do I get gimp to run on my
> co
Many color operations do not work on the Indexed images, due to the
limitations induced by the palette.
What you need to do is to transform the image to use the RGB
colorspace. To do this open your image and in the menu use Image ->
Mode -> RGB
Also note that GIF images are indexed by default, so
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