On Fri, 2 Sep 2011 21:00:52 -0500, goy genius wrote:
> I want to get away from windows but I can't because quite frankly
> GIMP is crap and I *need* photoshop.
That's easy -- buy a Mac. That way you can both get away from Windows
and continue to use Photoshop.
Cristi
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On 09/03/2011 04:00 AM, goy genius wrote:
> Dear Gimp,
>
> Sorry if this is rude...
>
> I used GIMP 5 or 6 years ago and was unimpressed.
>
> I used it over the past few days and was unimpressed.
>
> I want to get away from windows but I can't because quite frankly GIMP
> is crap and I *need* phot
If you are trying to start a flame war, please just move along.
TBH I don't understand this.
I started using GIMP about 4 years ago. Since then I have used a variety
of other image editors including Photo Shop - not for extended periods
of time, mind you. I have found that once you learn one ad
On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 10:06 PM, goy genius wrote:
> Just do this:
>
> Ctrl+Space+Left Mouse = ZOOM IN
> Ctrl+Space+Alt+Left Mouse = ZOOM OUT
>
> IS IT HARD OR WHAT?
Actually, I prefer this:
+ = zoom in
- = zoom out
(notice the complete lack of multiple keys/buttons involved, I can do
this even
2011/9/2 goy genius
> I want to get away from windows but I can't because quite frankly GIMP is
> crap and I *need* photoshop. I could never use this buggy junk pile over
> photoshop... I can't even list the reasons. For f***s sake you could at
> least make some of the keyboard commands the sam
* goy genius [09-02-11 22:03]:
> Sorry if this is rude...
you *are* sorry
> I used GIMP 5 or 6 years ago and was unimpressed.
?
> I used it over the past few days and was unimpressed.
?
> I want to get away from windows but I can't because quite frankly GIMP is
> crap and I *need* photosh
Just do this:
Ctrl+Space+Left Mouse = ZOOM IN
Ctrl+Space+Alt+Left Mouse = ZOOM OUT
IS IT HARD OR WHAT?
The way panning works in Gimp is pure CRAP.
Space+Hold Left Mouse+Drag = Pan
TRY IT.
If you changed those things you'd break down 99% of the initial annoyance of
using the pile of crap you ca
Dear Gimp,
Sorry if this is rude...
I used GIMP 5 or 6 years ago and was unimpressed.
I used it over the past few days and was unimpressed.
I want to get away from windows but I can't because quite frankly GIMP is
crap and I *need* photoshop. I could never use this buggy junk pile over
photosho
*** PROBLEM SOLVED in 24 hours:
The problem was that jpeg images generated from Quark by pdf2html were
in silly colours.
>>> My query is on http://archives.felsted.org/pdfprob/
>>
>> Couldn't that be a problem of CYMK<->RGB mixup by pdf2html?
>
> More difficult, at the moment, is to convert it.
On Sun, 29 May 2011 14:26:17 +0100 (BST), Christopher Dawkins wrote:
> More difficult, at the moment, is to convert it. All variations on
> -colorspace fail to have any effect (on IM 6.6.3-10), and
> -profile appears to be unrecognised. On GIMP there is a 'Rearrange
> colormap' but it's greyed out
>> My query is on http://archives.felsted.org/pdfprob/
>
> Couldn't that be a problem of CYMK<->RGB mixup by pdf2html?
>
> Or the images from pdf2html are actually JPEG in CYMK mode, and that
> mode is overlooked by the software you use to view the results, in which
> case you would just need a ut
On 05/29/2011 10:40 AM, Christopher Dawkins wrote:
>
> Please excuse a non-GIMP query, but I have been a GIMP user (an
> inexpert one) since the last century and this is the only
> graphics-related list I am on.
>
> My query is on http://archives.felsted.org/pdfprob/
>
> The problem is that images
Please excuse a non-GIMP query, but I have been a GIMP user (an
inexpert one) since the last century and this is the only
graphics-related list I am on.
My query is on http://archives.felsted.org/pdfprob/
The problem is that images obtained from a Quark pdf with pdf2html
appear in silly (approxi
Hi
Another hopeless newbie question I am afraid.
I am trying to reduce the effect of a flash reflection in a family snap shot.
I have tried by creating a layer from a circle selection around the flash
centre with a high "Feather Edges", then I fill the layer and use the Opacity
to adjust the a
Hi everyone,
Im selecting a subject (my sister) from her background, for use as a
transparent jpg on a webpage. Here is the pic so far:
http://www.stylesheet.org/2.jpg
I know i need to replace quite a few pixels that got inadvertently
transparentized (?) but my question is this: I have roughly u
Hey,
1.3.x is for testing use and should not be used for everyday work. So
waiting for stable 1.4.0 is a good thing to do. However testing 1.3.x is
really good. :-)
For the CMYK thingys you are asking for, work is being done from what I
know and this might be in the 1.2.4 when it comes out as sta
OK...what's make gimp 1.3 worth to use? Should i wait until stable version.
Is the ne GIMP support CMYK color mode? Because i need CMYK for printing.
Is there any page where i can view new things with GIMP 1.3??
Domo Arigatou gozaimasu
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