GNU Image Manipulation Program 1 / 653 GNU Image Manipulation Program User Manual GNU Image Manipulation Program 2 / 653 Copyright © 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 The GIMP Documentation Team the section enphrased GNU Free Documentation License. GNU Image Manipulation Program 3 / 653 COLLABORATORS TITLE : REFERENCE : GNU Image Manipulation Program ACTION NAME DATE SIGNATURE WRITTEN BY 2007 REVISION HISTORY NUMBER DATE DESCRIPTION NAME $Revision: 1985 $ 2007-07-15 romanofski GNU Image Manipulation Program 4 / 653 Contents I Getting started 21 1 Introduction 22 1.1 Welcome to the

GNU Image Manipulation Program User Manual November 17, 2021 GNU Image Manipulation Program Copyright © 2002-2021 The GIMP Documentation Team Legal Notice Permission is granted to copy, distribute Toolbox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 3.2.2 Image Window . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 3.2.3 Dialogs . . . . . . . . 26 3.4.2 Change the Size of an Image for the screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 3.4.3 Change the Size of an Image for print . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Default Shortcuts In Gimp 11 Chapter 3: Don’t Underestimate The Power Of Gimp...19 Creating Image Objects 20 Handling Glass, Water And Reflections 24 Transforming A Photograph To A Drawing Web And Printing 259 Scanning Other Objects 261 PART V More Gimp Functions Chapter 16: Image Menu............................................. 265 RGB, Grayscale And Indexed 266 Resize Resize and Scale 267 Histogram 269 Save Palette 270 Transforms 270 Chapter 17: Image Menu: Colors................................ 273 Colors 274 Equalize 274 Invert 275 Posterize

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GIMP? The GIMP stands for General Image Manipulation Program (or the GNU Image Manipulation Program). The GIMP is a free, robust, powerful program for painting, image processing, and manipulating pictures direction. Instead of LISP, the students decided to write an image manipulation project in C. The result has quickly grown into a full-fledged image editing program. One critical aspect of the GIMP is that clone and convolve. Once you open an image, it will appear in its own window. The menus can be accessed quickly by clicking the right mouse button while over the image. Plug-ins are also accessed with the

NOTES UNIT IV D e v e l o p e d B y - S a r o j J u n g h a r e Page 2 1.2. Raster Image Formats There are two main kinds of graphics: raster graphics and vector graphics. Raster therefore useful in visual designs. Common raster image formats are listed below: Extension Name Properties BMP Windows Bitmap Accepted in most image processing programs. JPG (or JPEG) Joint store image in 256 colours. Renowned for its ability to store animations. PNG Portable Network Graphics Provides better lossless compression than BMP and GIF. TIF (or TIFF) Tagged Image File

GIMP Basics Welcome to the GIMP Kind of like a free Photoshop, the GIMP (which stands for GNU Image Manipulation Program) allows you to do pretty much anything with images. 1. Tool Box 2. Tip of the designed to show you how to crop an image, recolor an image black and white, slice and move an object and how to save an image. Opening an image 1. We open an image by clicking on File-->Open in Panel Panel 1 (Tool Box panel). 2. The image appears in Panel 2, the workspace (you can think of it as a digital pasteboard where you are looking at the photo in the middle of your work area which is flanked by

Boo Virk, Simon Andrews, Jo Montgomery Babraham.bioinformatics@babraham.ac.uk What is GIMP • GNU Image Manipulation Program • Bitmap Graphics Editor • Open Source • Cross Platform • Not for Vector editing are ethically acceptable to use for figure production Basic Layout Opening Images • To open an image for editing: – Drag file onto a new GIMP window or – File > Open or (Ctrl + O) • After opening, horizontal guide line onto your image (from top ruler) to intersect an area that should be perfectly horizontal • Using the ‘Rotate’ tool (Shift + R) rotate the image so that it lines up with the

GIMP can do basic to very advanced image editing. Here are some examples of common uses:  Take out dust spots from a scanned image  Crop your image (get rid of unwanted edges)  Adjust color color (brighten or darken) Basic photo editing in GIMP Open your image file in GIMP 1. File 2. Open 3. Find your image based on where it is saved on your computer Set up Single Window Adobe Photoshop 2 Crop or Trim your image 1. Click on the crop button 2. Click & hold on one corner of your image to draw a box down to the opposite corner. Let go

File Ctrl N New image Ctrl O Open image Ctrl Alt O Open image as new layer Ctrl D Duplicate image Ctrl 1 Open recent image 01 Ctrl 2 Open recent image 02 Ctrl 3 Open recent image 03 Ctrl 4 Open Open recent image 04 Ctrl 5 Open recent image 05 Ctrl 6 Open recent image 06 Ctrl 7 Open recent image 07 Ctrl 8 Open recent image 08 Ctrl 9 Open recent image 09 Ctrl 0 Open recent image 10 Ctrl S Save Save image Shift Ctrl S Save under a new name Ctrl E Export to Shift Ctrl E Export ... Ctrl Q Quit Dialogs Ctrl L Layers Shift Ctrl B Brushes Shift Ctrl P Patterns Ctrl G Gradients Shift Ctrl