work it with the Path tool.) Unfortunately, there seem to be some problems with the edge-following logic for this tool, with the result that the selections it creates tend to be pretty crude in a lot of TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) was developed primarily for scanned raster graphics for color separation. Six different encoding routines are supported, each with one of three different image modes:

............. 351 RGB Channels 352 Alpha Channels 353 Using Channels For Spot Color Separation 355 PART VI Filters Chapter 23: An Introduction To Filters ......................... 365 systems used by professional printers. Read more about spot colors in “Using Channels For Spot Color Separation” on page 355. 194 T h e G i m p Us er ’ s M a n u a l Co l o r M odel s GRAYSCALE AND LINE specification to your printer. If you want to use more than one spot color and you don’t have a spot color separation program, you must give the printer an appropriate grayscale file for each color plate. Read more

work it with the Path tool.) Unfortunately, there seem to be some problems with the edge-following logic for this tool, with the result that the selections it creates tend to be pretty crude in a lot of File Format) is a file format which was developed primarily for scanned raster graphics for color separation. Six different encoding routines are supported, each with one of three different image modes: black

contour you are trying to select. Unfortunately, there seem to be some problems with the edge-following logic for this tool, with the result that the selections it creates tend to be pretty crude in a lot of File Format) is a file format which was developed primarily for scanned raster graphics for color separation. Six different encoding routines are supported, each with one of three different image modes: black