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Isse with applying Layer Effects - OrangeNebula - 12-01-2025 First time posting after being a happy gimp user for many years ![]() I am working on a project that looks way different in the editor form the export (see attached file). I have seen posts before about colour modes when exporting but this is so drastic I am pretty sure something else is wrong. I seem to have traced the issue back to a layer with a contrast effect added non-destructively: But when merging layers it looses this contrast, creating the lighter export picture rather than what I see in my editor now. Is this a known bug? Am I being stupid? How do I get the image I see in my editor out? Thank you guys in advance! RE: Isse with applying Layer Effects - rich2005 - 12-02-2025 @OrangeNebula Looking at your screenshot it looks like many layers including a layer group containing that layer effect. Plus the obvious dithering, what format is the image, RGB or Indexed ? Both open and when exported. Helpful if you can post the affected file as a Gimp .xcf or maybe give a more complete screenshot of the layer dock. The Brightness-Contrast layer effect can be applied as previous Gimp by ticking the "apply" option in the tool dialogue (or merging in the layer dock). Does that make any difference ? |