>I was able to download the file but I'm unclear with the 'copy path'
>thing you showed. please see attachment. I'm using a Mac with the gimp
>2.10
>
>Please advise.
You are using the downloaded geek font, which is the easiest by far.
However to use the gimp .xcf.gz file is totally separate from
>Hello - How can I use install or get Greek text? Like fraternity text
Two ways, the easiest is a greek font 'geek.ttf' from
https://www.dafont.com/ancient-geek.font
Windows user? Don't just install the font. Put ithe file in the Gimp user
profile fonts folder.
A more difficult way for beginners
Hi,
I have recently profiled my profiled my printer (Canon Selphy) and and printed
some test photos.
My assumption is that I need to convert image to the printer profile before
printing it with gutenprint. I did that and image was exactly the same as
without conversion. When I used jpgicc to conver
Hello - How can I use install or get Greek text? Like fraternity text
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>Two ways, the easiest is a greek font 'geek.ttf' from
>https://www.dafont.com/ancient-geek.font
>
>Windows user? Don't just install the font. Put ithe file in the Gimp
>user profile fonts folder.
>
>A more difficult way for beginners, using a set of gimp paths, these
>are in the attached xcf.gz fi
Both tablets are full HD, both have 8000+ levels of pressure sensitivity, and
both are currently within my price range.they work well with the photoshop .
Things to consider;
Cintiq Pro:
1) Has almost no parallax.
2) Eraser on pen, no need for charging.
3) Professional Color reproduction.
XP-Pen
>In the preferences there are several tick boxes under Image import and
>Export.
>
>What state are your tick box in for exif data?
>
>
>
>Owen
The boxes are set to export exif data. The exif is exported with Sony, Canon,
Nikon & Casio files, only Pentax not working from 3 different pentax cameras
Why do I get such radically different results from STRESS when used fron
within gimp vs. the GEGL CLI? For some scenes, the results seem
comparable, but skies especially are very washed out with the CLI, and
it is even worse with new versions of GEGL (e.g. 0.4.6 vs. 0.2.0).
See https://photos.app.
GIMP 2.8.22
UFRaw 0.22
linux 4.12.14-lp150.12.16-default x86_64
The current version of GIMP has gotten twitchy about return values from
UFRaw:
Opening '/path/to/image/image-001.nef' failed: Procedure
'file-ufraw-load' returned no return values
Well, hmphh!
Now I must open the image in UFRaw dire
