What is the alternative to PS styles in GIMP ?!! , Styles are already ready for use! I know there are scripts like fire etc! , but is there a comprehensive alternative ?? has option to customize it !

Per this post I've now been able to configure GIMP to run, on Windows, in portable fashion.  In this case portable means install on a secondary drive so that the same instance of GIMP can be used on different computers and/or systems.

At present the method of unpacking the files from the normal GIMP distribution package involves running the installer which allows for placing the files on a secondary drive.  However, installers are able to do other things that are NOT desired in this case.  I have no idea what other things the GIMP installer might be doing but it would be better not to run the installer.

There is a tool that can be used for this purpose if the installer is created using Inno Setup.  Another common approach is for the package to be distributed as an archive (e.g., .zip, .tar, etc.) that can be unpacked without running an installer.  This works pretty good when installers don't need to make revisions to the underlying OS which is normally the case for software designed to run on multiple platforms (i.e., Windows, Linux, OSX, etc.).  I'm guessing this should not be too difficult for GIMP.

However, for right now the question is will InnoExtract work on existing GIMP distribution packages?

Is that possible  ?
Can i increase the Brightness of an image to better see what im doing while i work on it and later reverse it back by the inverted amount ?

I've seen animated gifs of photos that look fine, so why does mine look like THIS:

Simple question from a newbie regarding manipulating a picture.  The software is great and I am really trying to learn how to do things for myself rather than constantly ask the community to help me do what I need.  In that vein, I would like to know how to remove the text and imaging from the shirt below, while actually maintaining proper shading and lighting of the shirt, rather than simply painting over the image on the shirt in black?  Any help or direction would be appreciated.

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I would like to make these wheels black.

What is the easiest way to do this?
I have tried watching a few Youtube tutorials, but none worked for me.

Do I need to outline the wheel?
Or can I do a "color picker" type of change?
(Change the silver range pixels in a selection to black)

Thanks.

Greets!

Here's my trouble: I can't apply colors on my sheets with painting tools. I've chosen the primary color, and no color comes out of my brush/pencil/aerograph...

What's wrong please?

My first post here. 

I use the Gimp animation player quite a bit to test animations. I've noticed two things recently.

 The animation player ignores dim backgrounds on transparent (alpha) layers.
This looks like a 'foreground extract' filter that appears to be coded-in. It could work as a stand alone filter.

 Also there is an icon in the top menu that says 'detach the animation from the dialogue window'.
I'm not sure what this actually does. Any ideas?

hi

when i open an multi layered .xcf file in gimp most of the layers are text after few seconds i hear a strange sound from hdd listen below:

https://vocaroo.com/i/s0IviH2RCHJm

i-m using:
debian jessie 8.10.0 amd 64 with gnome 3.14.1
AMD Athlon™ 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5200+ × 2
AMD Radeon R7 250 Series
16Gb SSD for the: /
hdd wd black caviar 2500 250Gb for: /home

what i need to do to hear that sound is to not move mouse or touch keyboard 10-15 seconds

gimp 2.8.14 with gimp_dark_v2 theme standard installation no additional plugins

here a the .xcf file with the strange sound:

http://www.filedropper.com/fonmascopie


below is syslog when i launch ghimp

I like the way this photo (https://www.flickr.com/photos/152818709@...d-public/) looks and would like to apply a similar style to other photos.

I realize that the photo has vignetting and softening but what I'm not clear on is how to take a black and white photo and map the range of grays to the same tones in this photo. This photo was converted to this style using an in-camera style which is why I don't really know how it was done in-camera.

Is it possible and if so, how might it be done?

Thanks,

Jules