I am trying to execute it through this command.
gimp -i -c -b '(script-fu-auto-mask-image "Pictures/test/mask.png" "Pictures/test/DSC00805.tif" "test.png")' -b '(gimp-quit 0)
I'm new to Gimp and photo-editing. I took a photo, and there's an unpainted white panel that's distracting. Here's the photo: https://imgur.com/8xVe5Xv
Is there a way to add something to the panel?
Is there a way to change the color of the panel to black or grey?
Since the panel is a 3d object, it would not have uniform level of black or gray. Also, it would not be perfectly black since no real-life object is perfectly black.
I'm trying to figure out how to but the mermaid behind an object in the background image. I've tried watching YouTube videos, but can't really comprehend them, and they all seem like too much work for something that should be simple.
These two pics are separate layers, there should be and easier way to put an inserted picture, behind an object in the background
For example, I'm trying to put the mermaid behind the chair facing the wall, but a part of the tail is still covering the chair.
I was just wondering if there is a setting to automatically delete / remove the path after clicking "Selection from Path"
Most of the time I create one selection area and then move on to another immediately and the only way I have found to remove the path is to change tool and start again. I would prefer to stay within the path tool creating paths and selections one after the other. Maybe there is a keyboard shortcut I am missing to clear the path and start creating a new path without exiting the tool?
I have hundreds of film negatives to be converted to digitized files. I have no problem scanning them and saving them on Smartphone (with/without scan software installed) to negative photos. After downloading them to computer I run following "mogrify" command lines (ImageMagick command) batch converting them to postive photos.
Code:
$ mogrify -negate *.* (convert negative photos to postive)
$ mogrify -negate -rotate 90 *.* (convert negative photos to postive and rotate 90 deg clockwise)
$ mogrify -negate -rotate -90 *.* (convert negative photos to postive and rotate 90 deg counter-clockwise)
$ mogrify -negate -rotate 180 *.* (convert negative photos to postive and rotate 180 deg)
They work for me seamlessly.
Regarding Brightness, Contrast, Hue, Color etc. Can they be processed in batch?
ImageMagicks command;
Code:
$ morgify/convert -brightness-contrast 12x34 *.*
12x13 (value of -brightness-contrast, for example)
able to batch converting all photos but there is no preview.
I found BIMP/DBP plugins for GIMP. They can perform batch process.
Is there preview provided? Can they perform batch processing on HUE Color, brightness, contrast, saturation etc. ?
It would be a tedious work to post-editing hundreds of photo, one by one.
OR is there a better solution for me? Please advise.
Sometimes I can't increase the scale of the drawing. Whenever I try, the scale gets bigger but the canvas size remains the same. Why is that? It wasn't always that way. Is there a setting so that the canvas size increases when I increase the scale of the drawing?
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