IMHO, and to cut the long story short:
- use the GIMP
- learn how to use it by means of the help included, the many excellent
tutorials existing, Akkana Peck's book and MeetTheGimp.org video-shows.
There are still other resources available.
- CMYK: you won't be needing that any time soon, and some
I cannot say about vista, but with xp I have just created a new variable
at system level (control panel->system->advanced options->env variables)
called 'LANG' with value 'en'.
That does the trick.
HIH
Jaims
Deniz Dogan wrote:
> I'm running GIMP on a Windows Vista machine which uses a Swedish
>
Thank you all for the tips and links, I think this is enough info to
make me understand the whole thing, and to make me feel comfortable with it.
Best regards
Jaime
David Gowers wrote:
> In GIMP (and Photoshop, and some other editing software)
> it will make it display differently. If your disp
Thank you all for the responses, they have been useful to me.
Sven Neumann wrote:
> Most likely your software embeds the resolution information into the
> Exif metadata and fails to update the resolution in the JFIF header.
> That's a minor problem as the resolution is really just some arbitrary
Hello
I use The Gimp to edit my photographs, which I shoot with a Canon EOS 50D.
I shoot always RAW, and use the propietary Canon software (DPP) to
process the pictures a bit before converting them to jpeg (max
conversion quality) with a resolution of 350 dpi.
But when I open this jpg with the G
Hi
This is an interesting question also to me.
David Gowers wrote:
>
> No, if you turn off View->Dot for dot then the DPI relative to your
> display DPI is used to scale your view of the image.
That much I had already found; but still, when I open a file that has
been scaled only in resolution
zed wrote:
> I am very new to The Gimp and, at the moment, floundering :-(
>
> I want to have some CDs printed with the LinuxMINT logo but the person
> printing the CDs for me wants the image modified to remove the 'hole' in the
> centre.
>
> I've copied part of the image in an ellipse to cover t
thomas w. wrote:
>
> I wanted to use GIMP for my photo manipulation. I had assumed after all these
> years that it was usable. I hope I'm not forced to go to Photoshop over
> something simple like this.
>
GIMP is really good for photo post-processing. I use it a lot; even
though I bought a lapt
Dotan Cohen wrote:
> Please take a look at this guide for making a circle in the Gimp:
> http://www.ghacks.net/2009/06/29/linux-tips-create-an-unfilled-circle-in-the-gimp/
>
> 7 steps? Really?
>
There are not really so much steps involved.
Step 1. Create an empty image. This is not really an ste
In order to get a version of UFRaw for Ubuntu more up-to-date than the
one in the repositories (for Hardy) I got the .deb in
http://www.getdeb.net/.
This way I can denoise pictures using UFRaw in ubuntu.
Hope it helps
Carusoswi wrote:
> To, perhaps, clarify earlier posts, I do run Gimp in both U
Hi
Gimp is powerful/wonderful, and sophisticate; which means that learning
how to use every tool doesn't come without an effort.
Luckily, as you have already been pointed, there is good documentation.
Likewise, there is this nice book I'd recommend you to read, Beginning
Gimp (Akkana Peck) that is
Don wrote:
> Very new to GIMP.
>
> I am so frustrated to learn GIMP.
>
> Tonight, I simply want to create a text and then outline it as a text.
> Then I googled. But the thing is, I cannot follow any of the
> tutorials I dug out. Not because I didn't follow closely, but because
> not all of the m
Certainly :-)
Cheers and keep the good work
Daniel Hornung wrote:
> On Friday 16 January 2009, Cristian Secară wrote:
>
>> And then when GIMP goes to 2.7+ will have to upgrade also the OS to
>> Ubuntu 8.20+/whatever ?
>>
>
> First of all, there will be no stable GIMP 2.7, since odd minor
For me to have the Gimp UI in English rather than in Spanish (language
of WinXP install) the following setting did the trick:
I created a new entry for the user variables called 'LANG' and set to
'en' (panel control, system, advanced options, environment variables).
Hope it helps
denemigen wrote:
Peter Saffrey wrote:
> I'm a fairly new GIMP user. Be gentle.
>
> I'd like to duplicate the effect described in this Photoshop tutorial:
>
> http://pshero.com/archives/text-in-stitches
>
> The critical part of this is selecting a path from text and using a custom
> brush
> to draw along this path.
Eric P wrote:
> Sven Neumann wrote:
>
>> Finally we have done it and released version 2.6.0 of the GNU Image
>> Manipulation Program. The changes from version 2.4 are best described in
>> the release notes on
>>
>>
> Excellent work! Thank you for your tireless effort over the years on this
Michael Schumacher wrote:
>> Von: "Terry Moss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>
>
>
>> Please take me off your mailing list.I am getting
>> stacks of Emails which are no good to me at all and it's just clogging up my
>> PC.
>>
>
> Maybe we should add an auto-unsubscribe for H
Hi
If I've understood it right, I had this issue solved by simply adding an
environment variable as follows:
LANG es
(in control panel, system, advanced, env variables; I added the variable
to both user env variable and system variable)
Hope it helps
Jaime
Markku Jarvinen wrote:
Hi,
Hi again.
I've just read a nice article (http://kde-artists.org/node/355) signed
by land0. In this article, t he author explains some state of the art
concerning cmyk and 16 b depth color support (the article was written in
2006).
I should have started my cmyk previous question stating that I
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