How can you edit the template parameter file the GIMP uses for MPEG1
encoding? Specifically, is it possible to have the GIMP add the line:
FORCE_ENCODE_LAST_FRAME
by default to the parameter file?
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'd get pissed off at a manager who
tried to push that kind of stupid decision on me. Why would anyone be
surprised that VOLUNTEER developers would get annoyed at similar pressure
from people that have no authority over them, and are unwilling to help out?
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layer before applying an adjustment to it, in case I
decide to remove the adjustment.
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ooth gradient and then use
Layer->Colors->Posterise. Turn on preview and drag the levels slider around
to get the number of steps and widths of bands you want.
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GIMP to clean up noisy areas, since it doesn't yet
support higher bit depths. Cinepaint doesn't have the selective gaussian
blur filter, nor does ImageMagick.
So, are there any other RAW photographers who use Linux or *BSD and want to
share their photo processing workflow?
Thanks,
a .jpg extension. The GIMP will then prompt you for a quality
level and if you click the "Show Preview in image window" you can see the
effects of dragging it back and forth, and you can also see the file size
right undernath the quality slider.
Have fun,
Shawn.
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tions for how to do that. I am going through the gimp help
browser now but have basically no idea. I _really_ appreciate it.
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t; your setup. The gimp-print folks should know better.
Okay, thanks. I'll take my questions over there.
Shawn.
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to send to the drivers is on the gimp application side, rather than on the
gimp-print side, which I believe is only drivers. Is this not correct?
Thanks,
Shawn.
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On Monday 04 October 2004 10:04 pm, Shawn Willden wrote:
> "Scaling" is set to 100.0%.
As Sven pointed out in private e-mail, I misstated here. That's what I get
from going from memory. My goal is to avoid scaling (and the quali
og, either...
"Scaling" is set to 100.0%.
What else... the printing system is CUPS v1.1.21rc1, the driver for the
printer is Foomatic v3.0.2 + hpijs v1.6.2 (configured through the KDE
printing manager) the system is Debian unstable, with a 2.6.8 kernel and the
GIMP is version 2.0.5.
generally quite
responsive, so if you can make a case that some need of yours is likely to be
shared by others, he's likely to add your requested feature, and quickly.
The code is reasonably clean also, so if you're a C++ programmer you can
always look into adding whatever bits you
#x27;re most comfortable with -- or most interested
in learning.
Shawn.
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Has anyone ported the plugin? Or is there similar functionality elsewhere?
Thanks,
Shawn.
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patch gets applied by the developers. If you use Debian, drop
me a line and I'll send you patched versions of the Sid .deb files.
Shawn.
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How can I invoke auto leveling (Image/Colors/Levels/Auto) from a script? Is
this possible?
Thanks,
Shawn.
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swap on the first sector still matter, or have advances in
hard disk technology made this inconsequenstial?
Thanks again.
Peace,
Shawn.
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ams at the same time. Almost anything will be better than my
Celery, but I want something really good and not outrageously expensive. What should
I look for?
Thanks.
Shawn.
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Mark,
Have you looked at the color mapping filters?
Filters-->Colors-->Map-->Color Range Mapping, or the Gradient Map. These
might help you get the effect you're envisioning.
Shawn.
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> Thanks Andrew. I gave this a sh
on your processor, it may take a few seconds.
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a better solution might be a "roundness" option in the
> rectangular-selection-property-tab, but at least, it works.
>
Can you choose select-->grow from the menu? If so, you can make a small
rectangular selection on a huge background and grow it by a large number
like 256 pixel
s with grays, afaik.
Carol's pointer was worth a look.
Shawn Lindsay.
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