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Batch Processing from saved Curve |
Posted by: aKAndrew1234 - 06-26-2019, 10:49 AM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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I am trying to batch process some files, using the Python console
PHP Code:
GIMP 2.10.2 Python Console Python 2.7.12 (default, Feb 17 2018, 16:52:07) [GCC 6.2.0] ➤> cur = '/home/back-office/.var/app/org.gimp.GIMP/config/GIMP/2.10/curves/26-06-2019' ➤> dir = '/home/back-office/Desktop/Old_Desktop/Desktop/image_works/newimages' ➤> ext = '.JPG' ➤> pdb.python_fu_CurveBatch(dir, ext, cur)
using this I get an error...
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Curve Warning /home/back-office/Desktop/Old_Desktop/Desktop/image_works/newimages don't have files to handle
Files are located in the folders with upper case .JPG any pointers to what could be going wrong ?
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Howto select/erase Chaff aka Pixel debris |
Posted by: cosmo666 - 06-25-2019, 08:25 PM - Forum: General questions
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Longshot, but figured I'd try...
I have an antique record album cover with some cool line-art/graphics, trying to restore a crisp clear rendering, absent some faded or smudged patches and coffee stained areas. The largest and most valuable object is a sort of hand-rendered wire-frame BW image of a guy in a tuxedo sitting and playing an imaginary curved grand-piano keyboard. Using the magic wand and color select tools with different thresholds, I can get about 95% of what matters, leaving 5% in the form of tiny pixel islands (debris) left over from threshold selections, scattered inside tight spaces, which can only be removed (AFAIK) by carefully erasing them one by one.
Not a show-stopper, but if there's a way to do it I haven't found, would appreciate any suggestions.
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all .pdf are now open with Gimp, why? |
Posted by: Chicca - 06-25-2019, 07:57 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hi all,
I just installed this program, and for some reason now all my .pdf files has became overcome with the Gimp image and open with this application directly instead of its own acrobat reader.
Just I would like this not happen but after trying to read the 656 pages manual and sort in forum for this situation with no succes I could not find how to turn this off from preferences or default or hidden default or.... what I need to do for this not happen?
If any can help me in this I will aprecciate a lot.
Best regard all
C.
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ofn-stroke-fill-paths |
Posted by: Ofnuts - 06-23-2019, 07:05 PM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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This is an overhaul of stroke-visible-paths where the main addition is the ability to use "line mode" path stroking, which, unlike brush painting, can create really sharp lines and corners:
Available on SourceForge as usual.
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Restoring Tool Options to Toolbox |
Posted by: cosmo666 - 06-23-2019, 06:02 PM - Forum: Linux and other Unixen
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Amazing that this problem isn't even on the list here. There are dozens of posts, none of which has a solution. And the solution provided in the documentation does not work, at least in the Linux universe.
1: Main menu bar, select 'Windows'
2: Select 'Dockable Dialogs'->'Tool Options'
This should put the 'Tool Options' dockable dialog on the desktop, leaving the Toolbox with a 'drop zone' into which the 'Tool Options' dockable dialog may be dropped. However, in order to drop it (at least in my case, with Gimp 2.8 running under Ubuntu 16.04), contrary to the very confusing instructions in the Gimp docs, I had to grab the 'Tool Options' tab itself -- inside the Tool Options dockable window -- then drag and release inside the drop zone in the Toolbox.
Very annoying. But after nearly three-decades of not having to rely on (or pay for) Photoshop, in favor of a graphics tool that just keeps getting better, all I can say to the Gimp developers is:
Thank you, and keep up the great work.
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