Thanks again, Partha! As a recent convert to LCH, Elle's version looks
pretty amazing. I'm a little nervous to mess with my gimp install, as a
non-sysadmin expert, but if Elle has the time to respond maybe she can
let me know if there'd be value in trying her version. (I get the
impression from
Try Elle Stone's color corrected experimental version. See if that helps.
CCing her in case.
On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 6:37 PM, Casey Connor wrote:
> Hi -- basic color management question here; this is gimp 2.9.5 (commit
> 00faf17965) on Linux.
>
> If I open a colorful image and assign a ProPhoto p
An example image would be helpful. :)
Anyway, of the top of my head, you could try the following:
Image -> duplicate image in a new layer. Change the layer to B&W usings
luminance. Invert layer and apply large gaussian blur. Change layer mode to
soft light or overlay. Reduce opacity to taste.
O
Hi -- I was working on a 16bit tiff trying to boost shadows in gimp
similar to how I do it in raw photo development software.
I was almost able to do it, but not well, because gimp doesn't provide
much resolution in the low end of the histogram when adjusting curves, etc.
The best solution I
Hi -- basic color management question here; this is gimp 2.9.5 (commit
00faf17965) on Linux.
If I open a colorful image and assign a ProPhoto profile to it, the
colors get blown out, as expected.
If I set the monitor profile to various color profiles, the colors shift
around, as expected.
Hey,
i mainly work with paths and often i have to remove alot of nodes at once, is
there a way to make a "free selection" and select multiple nodes at once instead
of selecting/deleting every node singulary?
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Umm, I don't want to be the buzz-kill here but perhaps you *shouldn't* be
trying to change the Pinterest logo?
From the Pinterest branding guidelines web page,
https://business.pinterest.com/en/brand-guidelines :
"Our badge
Our badge is a red circle and white scripted P outlined in white. Use
You can also perform a color-to-alpha transition (in full RGB mode with alpha
channel) by using the "color erase" blend mode (eyedrop the color to be
erased). Then you don't have to deal with the plugin dialog.
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Numbers may not lie,
On 08/01/17 15:40, Rick Strong wrote:
What rich2005 says.
Or, SELECT > BY COLOR, click on the red and fill with your green using
the bucket.
No, because this will not select the border pixels and you keep a faint
red rim. Only two good methods here:
1) Rich's Rotate colors (which works b
What rich2005 says.
Or, SELECT > BY COLOR, click on the red and fill with your green using the
bucket.
Rick S.
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>So, I'm trying to do something fairly straightforward- take a
>pinterest logo, and change the colour to match the branding of my
>website. What I've done is take the image, create a path, open a new
>layer and colour in the selection. The problem is that instead of
>changing the colour to the gree
finally got round to an example
Drag the 'pointers' around to change the colour.
http://imgur.com/DT7iZcQ
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So, I'm trying to do something fairly straightforward- take a pinterest logo,
and change the colour to match the branding of my website. What I've done is
take the image, create a path, open a new layer and colour in the selection. The
problem is that instead of changing the colour to the green I h
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