Love your video tutorials❣They are no-fluff, to the point, informative, simple to understand, and devoid of that no super-annoying, blaring music!!! As a bonus, your voice and style are extremely soothing, yet uplifting! Overall, simply excellent👏
Thank you for the video. I want to transform 3 different layers the exact same way. The way I wanted to do this was just by typing the same values into the transform matrix dialogue box but it doesn't seem like there's anyway to edit these numbers? For example if I wanted transform down by 20 pixels I should just be able to type -20 into the 3rd column second row value. Do you know how to do this? Doing it with the mouse feels so imprecise. Alternatively is there a way to just apply the exact same transform to three different layers guaranteeing they all line up? Thank you.
I love GIMP and even though I pretty much know how to use it (for basic stuff), I still watch your videos because I like them, they're relaxing and I can learn new stuff. I have a question though. When I scale a selection, if I make a selection smaller it becomes blurry. Is there any way to stop that?
@@GuruGal I'm trying to place a balloon next to my face, but it's too big and when I make it smaller, it becomes blurry. The smaller I make it the more blurry it gets. Is it gimps fault or am I not doing it correctly?
@@SonyaJersey1 This is where that interpolation drop down comes in! You may want to experiment with the Cubic or Halo options and see if it produces better results 😊
