Hi Flexible!
On Sun, 26 Apr 2020 02:49:14 +0200
flexible_fotography wrote:
> hello, i hope someone can help.
> i operate GIMP 2.8.22 on old WindowsVistaHomeBasic OS.
> i have two JPG images that are parts of a newspaper article i scanned. i want
> to butt the top of one to the bottom of the o
The easiest way is to install Hugin where you can use the panorama creation
utility to detect the common points and stitch automatically. Note that
stitching two scans is somewhat different from rotating a camera for panoramic
shots, so best to read the tutorial.
http://hugin.sourceforge.net
>hello, i hope someone can help.
>i operate GIMP 2.8.22 on old WindowsVistaHomeBasic OS.
>i have two JPG images that are parts of a newspaper article i scanned.
>i want
>to butt the top of one to the bottom of the other so they form a long
>vertical
>image of the newspaper articale. how can i do
Such as the one from ShareX:
[attachment]
If you move your mouse, that zoom moves around as well. It's good for precision
and not having to zoom in while making selections. On top of that, you can
control the cursor with the arrow keys for further precision.
Is this feature supported? If not offi
On Sun, 2020-04-26 at 12:42 +0200, Unknow0059 wrote:
> Such as the one from ShareX:
> [attachment]
Not that i'm aware of.
Note that operating systems often include a magnify mode.
For example, in Gnome 3 used on many Linux systems, go to the
accessibility menu on the top panel and enable zoom; t
