GIMP | Warp Transform 

After watching too many news stories lately, I am ready to take a break and get back to Gimp. I've subscribed so I won't lose track of your tutorials. There are so many things I've overlooked, regarding settings and such. You present things in a slow and precise fashion, and your voice is so soothing. I'll be back soon. Thanks.

I'll have some fun with this feature! Very clear and concise and well-explained. Thanks!

Really great tutorial, clear and well explained, thank you!

This feature was very well explained and discussed, thanks very much.

Look, I don't even use GIMP. I've subscribed for the relaxing voice.

Sister your video made my day.. now I'm sleepy.😴😅

i mimic what pete has said!

thank you

Lol GIMP aside, I am in love with your voice :D

Thanks 👍

thanks that helped a lot

thanks, the video is quite helpful. is there a way to apply the warp transform tool on two images at the same time?

Thanks

how do we actually get the warp transform tool in the sidebar though

Can this be done to a selection area? Or perhaps a layer mask? Great vid! Gets to the point. Now go and warp amongst yourselves.

What to do if I want to deform an image by its boundary curves?

I just downloaded 2.10 and there are no "modes" for different types of windows in the tool box. There's no toolbox...

Hello! I have a problem and I hope you can help me. I painted a acrylic painting on a 50x70cm canvas. I photographed the canvas during the process. First I want to warp the photograps of the paintings in Gimp so that the canvas becomes a perfect rectangle. As we know, when we photograph a canvas, the angle is never perfect. So I want to warp the canvas in the photography to a perfect rectangle. I know the warp function in gimp, but I dont know how to warp it so that it becomes a perfect rectangle. Secondly, when like 4 photographs of the canvas have been warped, I want to cut a few milimeters of the edges off the canvas, so that the edges become very clean looking. But I want to cut in the exact same spot on the canvas on every photography. Then I want to scale it to the exact same size, so that I have 4 photographs of the canvas of the exact same size. So that every spot is exactly where it is on the other photography. Do you know what I mean? My plan is to make a animation in blender. I want to cut out several parts of the photographs to get to work them togeter. Thats why Im very concerned about the size, so that everything will be spot on and nothing wont be off later in the process. I hope I explained my problem so that you could understand what I mean. If you know how to approach this, please let me know. Unfortunately I didnt find anything on youtube that could help me. Thanks

Last place I expected to see a Pagani Huayra (My favorite car) to see is in a gimp tutorial

Set to 1.25x speed for best experience! Thank me later :)

Please, can you include a link to the photo you use.

why can't i see the warp tool in my gimp?

2x speed go brrr

Never stop talking please XD

Really wish they simply kept Iwarp instead :/

Gimp have a lot of HOPELESS features. I mean, with the transform feature it only make image out of order - you cannot transform a straight line of image to a bend 90deg image.