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o way to adjust the local fine-grained contrast distribution, just globally
and/or manually(!).
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p 2.8, right ? one definitely sees a wealth
of more information in the small inserts or insets as compared to the big
pictures !
i am new in this forum (and also in gimp-forum and gimpforums). how can i
contact the developers as you suggested ?
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version to work with the
appropriate set of adjustable run parameters. what about a python3 port ?
i still have a few linux boxes with gimp 2.8 running but i don't see that as a
good way out of this problem, perhaps as a temporary solution only...
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o the former appearance.
clicking the 'shadow' button didn't improve the result. so, the current stage
of c2g is pretty useless for me - unless i do something substantially wrong.
can somebody help me how to get c2g behave in Gimp 2.10 as it has in 2.8 ?
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