Sorry, the first minute or so of the video has very bad sound. It gets better then! This week I rip apart a PDF based
The title and the following text have been stolen by me from Michael Schumacher at the GIMP Developers Mailing List and GIMP Users Mailing List.
I gave myself a real photo printer for the 5th anniversary of “Meet the GIMP!” and have now my work-flow ready to print in the
CMYK color space is a field where GIMP is a bit behind. But on the site “Linux for Designers” of Eckhard M. Jäger you can find
I try to explain the stuff that influences the quality of your images. File formats, compression, sensor size. Each solution has pro and cons –
This week I start with a short introduction into autostereoscopic images, see two posts below. Then I cover the GEGL operation “c2g”, which converts acouloured
This is the second time I try to get into Python scripting for GIMP. My script in the first show about scripting was simple, just saving some
You’ll get a bit dizzy this time. Nachbarnebenan is showing how to make a vertigo effect. But before that I show off the results of
Nearly all colour laser printers leave a pattern of tiny yellow dots all over the paper. These dots contain information about the printer and perhaps
I have some very nice news about the upcoming version 2.6 of GIMP. Exclusively for Meet the GIMP! before it will hit the mailing lists
