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Upgraded to Gimp 2.10.18 Fade Adjustment Dialog Is Gone Or Moved - Bipolar - 01-23-2021
I upgraded my operating system and it came with Gimp 2.10.18.
in the previous version of Gimp when I used the unsharp mask or
auto color balance there would be under the edit menu the option
of fading the adjustment I had just made. Its no longer there. Is it
gone or have they made it hard to find?
RE: Upgraded to Gimp 2.10.18 Fade Adjustment Dialog Is Gone Or Moved - rich2005 - 01-23-2021
It looks like you are out of luck (by one minor version no.) The 2.10 GEGL unsharp mask options drop-down did not come in until Gimp 2.10.20
This a comparison of Gimp 2.8 (post unsharp mask) and Gimp 2.10.22 GEGL version.
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Since your are running Mint 20, it is possible to install Gimp 2.10.22 from a PPA although adding python support is a bit of a pain.
An alternative is an appimage (I use this one with kubuntu 20.04)
https://github.com/aferrero2707/gimp-appimage/releases/download/continuous/GIMP_AppImage-release-2.10.22-withplugins-x86_64.AppImage
Download - make executable - run.
RE: Upgraded to Gimp 2.10.18 Fade Adjustment Dialog Is Gone Or Moved - Ofnuts - 01-24-2021
(01-23-2021, 05:39 PM)Bipolar Wrote: I upgraded my operating system and it came with Gimp 2.10.18.
in the previous version of Gimp when I used the unsharp mask or
auto color balance there would be under the edit menu the option
of fading the adjustment I had just made. Its no longer there. Is it
gone or have they made it hard to find?
Thing of the past I fear. But in 2.10 you can make adjustments and see the effect immediately on the whole image, so the fade thing is not really useful.
Otherwise; duplicate the layer, apply the effect on the top layer, and use the opacity slider as you would have used the fade slider.