CURRENTLY MAKING AN UPDATED VERSION OF THIS VIDEO SINCE GIMP UPDATED AND THIS VIDEO ALSO DOES NOT GO IN DEPTH ENOUGH. HOPEFULLY THE NEW VIDEO WILL SOLVE ALL YOUR PROBLEMS
i had the old GIMP, but deleted the files not knowing what it was. now i know what it is for, but my laptop wont let me install the new one because the old one is still installed, yet i cant uninstall it because i deleted the old folders. when i download the new one, it says i can choose a new download location. how can i do this?
Pheffer Noose just pin it to taskbar and repeatedly open it and close it when it stops responding (though I use windows. if you use mac or linux I cannot help you)
adding layers with certain selections and opacities also help to do that as well. for example, add another layer with whatever color you want, and change it's opacity to say 20. Then cut out the part of the image you don't want using the free select tool.
I consider myself a complete beginner with gimp, and expected to find a tutorial that covered the basics - tools, menus, descriptions of terminology (like what an alpha channel is etc) and there is no way I can follow this!! If I was already familiar with where the tools are, what they are called, and how they can be utilised, then it would be great, but to list it as for beginners?
Bev Burrows I made a more updated video here - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SoP5LOFxPeY.html My earlier videos weren't all that great, sorry about that.
I agree with AJ Alexander. Way too fast for people with no previous knowledge of Graphic editing. My tip to Galactics Tutorials would be to focus on just 2 to 3 things in each video. Repeat the steps and the explanation at least one time (with different examples) and at the end you could give a quick summary of everything you've done. Keep a timeframe of about 5-8 minutes for those 2-3 things. People need time to process them. Quality over quantity. Having said that, I really appreciate your effort for sharing your knowledge with a larger public. I am grateful for it. :)
ohmygoodness ... I'm a trainer, and have used Gimp before, but you are going the wrong way about explaining stuff. Slow down, prepare what you want to tell people and show them what the tools do.
well I personally just like using the regular select tool for everything because you can be as precise as you want, but you could use the Select by Color Tool if you're dealing with an organic object
well if the picture itself is small to begin with then the quality might become a bit crappier when you make it bigger, but to make the picture bigger simply click on the image tab, click on scale image and increase the size. If you said that the picture was the size of your thumb before, and you want a more definite size (inches/centimeters) you can set it to increase the picture by centimeters by changing the adjusting size from pixels to inches/centimeters - Hoped this Helped
you want a part two? no one requested it so I didn't really want to make one. But I suppose I could make a much more advanced tutorial with like an extreme look into more processes that I left out before :D thanks for the feed back too
you have to right click the layer on the histogram tab, and add an alpha channel, then when you delete the selected area it disappears or turns background color which is the checkerboard-like pattern.
oh jeez sorry, thanks for the feedback. To be honest it has been a learning experience for me to make these tutorials, although I have been trying my best to improve it is difficult to teach people without having any live feedback. I hope that the video wasn't too bad though, and thank you for watching.
possibly it may be behind the main window/histogram-layers? I know I sound really stupid, but a lot of people that I've talked to actually came to this conclusion. If not you could always close gimp, open it up again, and then go into windows: toolbox and try for some luck?
Hey, guess what. Beginners have zero use for 'fast paced tutorials'. They're just trying to figure out how to get the image file into GIMP and how to get it to do the basic-most stuff. Don't kid yourself. This video is not for absolute beginners. Hyper-teens, maybe. You've got a lot to learn about how to teach/instruct people. Slow and steady - If it's really for beginners, you should assume your audience knows zero about image file manipulation - that's if you care about how well your training goes down. Good journey
Thanks for preaching!! XD LOL, I'm a total beginner and I don't even know how to put a image in so I wasted 15 minutes watching this, so I was going to look in the comments to see if there was any answers for me and I saw your comment and couldn't help but give you a like. Thank you very much. ^___^
Go into edit, preferences, input devices, configure extended input devices, and make sure that core pointer is set to screen, Virtual core XTEST pointer is set to Disabled, xquartz virtual pointer is set to disabled. If this does not work, than change the settings on cursor from disabled to screen, or screen to disabled
Dude I'm a pretty advanced user looking for tips and tricks and the amount of disorganization in this video is mind blowing. If you ever want to be successful PLAN YOUR TUTORIALS IN AN INTUITIVE WAY before you ever start recording.
Hi, I'm from germany and my english is not so good, anyway thank you for this tutorial I don't understand the german tutorials but now I think I know what I have to do, Thank you!!!!:D
Ctrl B for the thing on the left, (Toolbox) and then go to Windows- Dockable Dialogs and Tool Options for the thing on the right- if you want you can click the tabs button (looks like a left pointing arrow in a box) and add tabs like Layers.
yeah sure it's really easy. Just go into the windows tab, click histogram-layers, and then click toobox. You should get both the windows back. Hoped this helped
go to file, click export, in the file name type in whateveryouwanttonameit.jpeg a new window should pop up so you should adjust the quality and then click export
@ 6:24 i followed the steps u said i outlined and went 2 files & saved it but no pop up came frm regular "save" i had to go 2 "save as" then i went 2 export & it says the given file name does not have any known file extension....does anyone know what i can do?
GIMP isn't installing. I click on it. And it says Select a Language during this operation. I click it and it goes to Customize then Install. I clicked install. I guess it did but it's not anywhere... :(
Despite I saved a cutted photo as png file, it preserves the white backround, so, when I put the image above other, its backround doesn't disappear. There's a hateful white rectangle which I can't get rid of. What can I do? Thank you very much in advance.
how do you get the block things behind the part you selected, I did every thing what you needed to do but the part behind it is whit not filled with blocks. It's peforethe part you have to save it. What did I do wrong?
how do you put special effects on the pictures??? sort of like... change it to sepia, amaro, walden, etc... or how do you darken your face or change eye colors etc. please help!
The drop down type box that is on the far right of the large working space box.....I don;t have that box. I have redownloaded GIMP 4 times thinking that maybe it would load. I'm sure that there is probably something that I may need to turn "on" but I don't know what that box is called; therefore, I don;t know what I'm looking for. Thanks!!
Ok so i am having a problem with gimp's crappy UI... So i selected some parts of an image and made them a different hue but then I decided that I wanted the hue to be a different color for each selected area. But how to i SELECT the previously selected areas without having to do it all over again? is there a log somewhere of all of the actions that you did to the image that you can modify? I cant just simply click the area that I free selected earlier because the crappy UI wont give me my cursor back and still thinks that I am cutting out another part of the image again. Please help. i know that this is an easy solution but this crappy UI is impossible to teach yourself...
So I just started using gimp yesterday, but when I open it only two tabs open, the tool box and the the one in the middle.I don't have the one on the left, is there a way to open that one or something?
I am interesting to use GIMP for painting, and also Im using Linux and this is the best Tool to paint in Linux, I subscribe your Channel bruh ... Keep doing great job !!
Anyone have an issue with their mouse/trackpad when using 2.8? My trackpad on my MacBook Air starts clicking or acting as if I am holding it and select anything I roll over...HELP!
I am pretty sure I understand what I am supposed to be doing..but it is not working. I am trying to make a layered photo. For the fore-layer I select around it and then invert and clear. I get a white background around the selected image and even after I save and export the image as a PNG it is still surrounded by the white rectangle. So obviously I cannot layer it on top of my background. Any ideas what's wrong, peoples of the interwebs?
I just downloaded Gimp, but for some reason the only layer showing is the histogram layer on the right, I clicked windows, tried to open the toolbar, but no luck, any suggestions?