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apply a certain gradient color-sheme to a image: - saint_m - 04-11-2026 good day dear experts, in this thread - i have learned alot: i have seen, that there were awesome color-shemes. the thread: c.f. https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-color-scala-how-to-define-the-colors-right-with-a-real-example i (we all) have learned - that we can use wonderful color shemes - such as: LCH - Lightness, Chroma, and Hue: Quote:LCH stands for Lightness, Chroma and Hue. It is pretty similar to HSL but is modelled after human vision. Oftentimes, it is referred to as HCL color mode. cf. https://www.prasannamestha.com/blog/science-of-beautiful-color-gradients well - i want o apply this on a image: - see here a shematic view: Code: colorize this from left to right - with LCHthe base plane: with a network what is aimed: i want to colorize this from left to right - with LCH should i do this with - some kind of layers - where i have the gradient of the LCH stored in!? look forward to hear from you regard Saint M
RE: apply a certain gradient color-sheme to a image: - denzjos - 04-11-2026 A simple way is to capture a gradient and use it as a layer below your text layer, or to create one yourself. https://docs.gimp.org/3.0/en/gimp-concepts-gradients.html I made a copy from the website you pointed at: [attachment=14362] But I don't think you want to use a text layer? Isn't it the kind of drawing you want to create as seen in your earlier posts? I could be wrong but : I would suggest to make a drawing with paths for the lines and stroke the paths on a new transparent layer and use a brush for the points (also on a transparent layer). Then you can use a gradient layer as background. It's an easy job in gimp and the result would be more professional than try to change / erase colours from existing captured pictures. It's just a suggestion... RE: apply a certain gradient color-sheme to a image: - saint_m - 04-11-2026 hi dear denzjos many thanks your were right - i only wanted to illustrate this - with a drawing - the drawing was only a shematic illustration you were right - : what is aimed - is shown in the eariner post - i have a network of dots. ant that should be applied by the Gradiend. thank you so much - i am so happy to be here in the forum. havce a great day. greetings saint -m RE: apply a certain gradient color-sheme to a image: - rich2005 - 04-11-2026 [attachment=14363 Wrote:saint_m pid='46898' dateline='1775872860']...snip... Remember, Gimp is a RGB editor, a color as RGB values has an equivalent using LCh and as a hexadecimal value. All the same result. [attachment=14363] Quote:well - i want o apply this on a image: - see here a shematic view: Have you got any idea about making a gradient ? You can use Gimp for this. see: https://docs.gimp.org/3.0/en/gimp-tool-gradient.html Another simple way for a few colours is an SVG gradient using the Hex value of the color. Text saved as something .svg and put in your gradients folder. Code: <defs>Then depends on your graphic, white background - not always necessary to remove the background. Desaturated to give grays. Put the gradient under the graphic Set the graphic layer to Pin light. [attachment=14364] RE: apply a certain gradient color-sheme to a image: - saint_m - 04-11-2026 hey there - hello dear Rich2005 (on a sidenote: i have to leave the hous and catch the bus) this is so awesome - this is so great - i am just overwhelmed. many many thanks... i will answer more thouroghly - later the day. greetings -saint_m.
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