04-19-2024, 03:29 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-19-2024, 04:21 AM by sallyanne.
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Normally you could use heal selection for this but as it only gives you the option of sides and not left or right you cannot. Maybe clone a small area first then heal the selection by sides and it will fill in the area you want filled in.
.... Surely there is a way in Gimp to compare the two selections, determine what those "stain bits" are, and remove the "stain bits" from the entire stained area.
Yes? No? Am I understanding the procedure wrongly?
Your eyes and gimp's levels are your best bet. You need to get the extra red out of the picture. Levels - auto input levels will do that. There looks to be a yellow stain over a lot of it too I tried that with blue levels and it wont get rid of it. So you may have to recolour it - colourize or clone from other parts.
.... Surely there is a way in Gimp to compare the two selections, determine what those "stain bits" are, and remove the "stain bits" from the entire stained area.
Yes? No? Am I understanding the procedure wrongly?
Your eyes and gimp's levels are your best bet. You need to get the extra red out of the picture. Levels - auto input levels will do that. There looks to be a yellow stain over a lot of it too I tried that with blue levels and it wont get rid of it. So you may have to recolour it - colourize or clone from other parts.
