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Author Message Post subject: GIMP-2.8.18Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2016 1:13 pm (#1) GimpChat Member Joined: May 16, 2010Posts: 15203Location: Retired I heard this was released and i am wondering if anyone has installed this update? If so does it run well? _________________So what is the speed of dark?My Custom Font Website Top dinasset Post subject: Re: GIMP-2.8.18Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2016 1:31 pm (#2) Joined: Jan 20, 2013Posts: 14816Location: roma, italy Hi Rod,I'm running 2.8.18, on Windows 10 64bits.No noticeable problems so far. _________________"Where am I ?" Top Odinbc Post subject: Re: GIMP-2.8.18Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2016 2:14 pm (#3) Joined: Nov 16, 2011Posts: 5128Location: Metro Vancouver, BC Top Rod Post subject: Re: GIMP-2.8.18Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2016 5:04 pm (#4) Joined: May 16, 2010Posts: 15203Location: Retired Thanks all. I will give it a go then. Good to be back Odin. _________________So what is the speed of dark?My Custom Font Website Top mackenzieh Post subject: Re: GIMP-2.8.18Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2016 9:43 pm (#5) Joined: Jul 06, 2013Posts: 2609Location: California Hey Rod, It works for me and I'm running it on Windows 7 64Bit. Top Rod Post subject: Re: GIMP-2.8.18Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2016 6:04 am (#6) Joined: May 16, 2010Posts: 15203Location: Retired mackenzieh wrote:Hey Rod, It works for me and I'm running it on Windows 7 64Bit. mackenzieh. _________________So what is the speed of dark?My Custom Font Website Top sallyanne Post subject: Re: GIMP-2.8.18Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2016 6:42 am (#7) Joined: Apr 01, 2012Posts: 7958Location: On the other side of your screen Top Roger-Ca Post subject: Re: GIMP-2.8.18Posted: Thu Aug 25, 2016 1:42 pm (#8) GimpChat Member Joined: May 18, 2013Posts: 24Location: Pasadena, California I'm running both Win 7 64 bit and Linux (SuSE 64 bit) and no problems here using 2.8.18Also the latest g'mic is installed on both O/S's, and runs great (as always). Top

Portrait Using GIMP+G`MICPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 12:03 pm (#6) GimpChat Member Joined: Feb 06, 2011Posts: 342 Really nice I will have to look at this tutorial. Thank you for doing it. Top Chris F Post subject: Re: Create a colorful watercolor portrait Using GIMP+G`MICPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 12:04 pm (#7) Joined: Jan 11, 2013Posts: 254Location: Germany Thanks Hatter for posting it!@2-ton: well, english is not my native language (it is german), so i decide to give only text instructions.But i will give it a try next time... _________________ Top 2-ton Post subject: Re: Create a colorful watercolor portrait Using GIMP+G`MICPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 12:10 pm (#8) Joined: Apr 08, 2010Posts: 5420Location: Northwest Ohio I am trying to follow, and it's well done, it's just that I have trouble trying to flip back and forth from the video to gimp...my gmic keeps on top and gets in the way and the video keeps going small every time I switch, it's a juggling act, lol. I have just managed to get to the segmentation part...long way to go! I might be able to finish tomorrow night but now I must go get some real work done!! Top shoebutton Post subject: Re: Create a colorful watercolor portrait Using GIMP+G`MICPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 3:01 pm (#9) GimpChat Member Joined: May 19, 2011Posts: 22 Top samj Post subject: Re: Create a colorful watercolor portrait Using GIMP+G`MICPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 3:40 pm (#10) GimpChat Member Joined: May 09, 2012Posts: 914 Bonjour,Thank you for the video tutorial. It helped me to create a filter. Thank you again Top 2-ton Post subject: Re: Create a colorful watercolor portrait Using GIMP+G`MICPosted: Mon Jan 28, 2013 10:38 am (#11) Joined: Apr 08, 2010Posts: 5420Location: Northwest Ohio I am trying to work on this tutorial...but I

Original size (less than 2 Mb).L'immagine sopra è proprio brutta!Per favore, guardatela in dimensione originale (meno di 2 Mb).:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::This is an attempt to convert a digital photo in something looking like a Roy Lichtenstein artwork... my students, at the Funadium photography online tutoring, sometimes make me very strange requests! Maybe because we talk of a lot of other things that seems totally unrelated to photography, too, because to speak just of photography could become boring.For the few who don't know who Roy Lichtenstein was, here it is the usual Wikipedia page, and some artworks can be found on Google Images.Everything is made with the standard tools of The Gimp, without to add anything to it.If you don't have The Gimp, download your own copy: no need to look on Emule for a bootleg copy, like for other famous softwares, because The Gimp is free!If you want to try with your own photo, here it is what I do, step by step. In square [] parenthesis there is a reference to to menu to select, and you'll find the values used by me. Feel free to change these values to fit your own image.This seems a long procedure, but it takes just a 5 minutes, when you know what to do.And don't be afraid to make a mistake: the Gimp Undo is your friend.1) Duplicate the original image [Image - Duplicate]2) Close the original image [File - Close]3) Save the duplicated image [File - Save] with the extension .xcf, the Gimp native format preserving all the informations4) Duplicate the Backgroud layer [Layer - Duplicate Layer]5) Rename the new layer and call it Newspaper [in the Layers, Channels, etc. window right click the Background Copy layer and choose the menu Edit Layer Attributes...]6) Reduce the number of colors of the Newspaper layer (be sure it is the one evidenced in the layers list) [Colors - Posterize...] - the Posterize levels value used by me is 77) Blur the borders of the image, to have a smoother color transition [Filters - Blur - Gaussian Blur...] - the values used by me are: Blur Radius 6, method IIR8) Remove speckles from the image [Filters - Enhance - Despeckle...] - the values used by me are: Adaptive OFF, Recursive ON, Radius 5, Black level 2, White level 2549) Apply the newspaper-like filter [Filters - Distorts - Newsprint...] - my values: Input SPI 72, Output LPI 12.0, Cell size 6, Separate to CMYK, Black pullout 100%, Spot function for every color PS Square (Euclidean dot), Oversample 15At this point you have you image looking like a photo printed on a cheap newspaper, but still the black thick borders typical of Lichtenstein are missing. To make them by hand is a boring job, but we have the Gimp making them for us.BTW, the procedure to make the borders it totally separated by the newspaper effect so, if you want, you can apply just this one to your images.10) In the Layers, Channels, etc. window, click on the