Gimp: High Pass Sharpening Filter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2018
- Gimp 2.10.4 standard installation - Windows 10
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I learned so much from your Gimp tutorials and enjoyed watching your videos. Thank you for creating them!❤🎉😊
I've watched 5 videos explaining this sharpening technique. Yours is so much easier to understand. So grateful for your help.
Thanks for your time and effort. The presentation of each of your video tutorials are consistent, clear easy to follow. They are exceptional.
Simple and straight to the point, thank you for the tutorial 10/10
Thank you. Short and precise!
Simple, straight to the point, clear and concise. well done a like from me
Super explanation. Thanks.
Thank you Sir. It was a simple & easy explanation.
Very helpful ....excellent communication skill
Nice video. An explanation of the algorithm in each mode would nice.
Very interesting this tip, thanks!
Top Tip very helpful ,Grand Merci.Bonne journee🤗
Merci beaucoup pour votre contribution. Je suis content que ça aide. Toi aussi, bonne journée. 🌞
worth the wait thank u
Wow. Thanks for showing this very easy way to sharpen an image. I'll try it right away with my Jack Russell pictures.XXX
Haha, Amy with her Jack Russell 🐶 Thanks for posting, great, and much appreciatied... 👌 I hope you have succes with the High Pass Sharpening. And... enjoy Gimp and have a top weekend!!
Thank you! Very helpful!
Hello Herbert. Thanks, glad it helps 👌
❤👍🙏thanks so so much for your knowledge. I gave a sub
very easy sharpening tool I like it
Thanks very much,,,,
Salam JAN,remember me ? I'm nezar,glad to see the newest vid ,and glad to install 2.10.4 in my PC , which works properly and enjoy me.Thank you for simplification steps in GIMP.
Of course, Nezar, do I remember you 😃 Really glad 2.10.4 works as it should and that you have fun with it. 👍 And I am also glad that the tutorials help. Thank you for posting and... have a great weekend. Best, Jan, GW.
very helpful. thank you.
Hello klara b 😉 Merci for posting! I am glad the tut helps!!
waou. Merci, Super tuto. Bien sûr à adapter à ses propres photos. Faire plusieurs essais et vous verrez ça fonctionne super bien.
Merci beaucoup, pour votre contribution positive. 👍Je suis content que le tutoriel aide un peu. Passe un bon weekend! 😃
I use this technique to sharpen images of galaxies and nebulae in my astro-photos. I use 2 levels of sharpening one for smaller detail and another for the larger areas. I also use a mask to block out stars so they are not affected by artifacts created by the filter.
10 stars
Kort maar krachtig, veel te warm om lang achter de computer te kruipen :-) Fijn weekend Jan!
Hey Frank! Nou he, wat een warmte pffft 🌞 Wel leuk dat je even de tijd hebt genomen om een (kort maar krachtig) commentaar te posten. 😃 Dank je. Ook voor jou een goed weekend. Groet, Jan.
Thank you for the very helpful and informative tutorial!!!! Wonderful. We wrote a children’s book and hired an illustrator for the pictures in the book. We want to have 100% ownership on all copyrights involved in our Future books so we want to create all of our images. We are not artist but we do take beautiful pictures. We know that we have a lot to learn since we don’t have any artistic or graphic design background. We were thinking about converting our photographs into illustrations/cartoons and then adding layers to create a whole picture that coordinates with the literature/text in our books. We like the hide and seek type children books. There is a lot of images on these pages that one or two photos can’t illustrate. We have to add a lot of images/layers etc. We have to stay within the trim sizes of our books which is 7”x10” or 8”x10”. All images have to be in at least 300 Dpi, PDF’s have to be optimized, JPEG’s, transparent objects and layers have to be flattened in native file before publishing, if the book uses bleed then images or elements that bleed to the edges of the pages then our manuscript has to be uploaded as a PDF, PDF’s must be optimized, plus all the other fancy elements are involved. I am not sure if it’s even possible for us to convert photos into illustrations for children books using Software like GIMP or others and staying within the required Trim sizes. Any recommendations or places that you can guide me to for help? Thank you in advance!
Reading this by chance. I am not an illustrator at all and also a very casual Gimp user. Concerning your requirements I would really simply search for adequate tutorials here in general. I'm not sure but you might find out that somewhat different programs might be even more adequate and I want to point out free open source programs such as Inkscape (instead of Adobe Illustrator) and Krita (free digital Art Program).
Heel mooi Jan !! helaas kan ik hem niet maken é Warme groetjes puf puf
Ha die Joy 😃. Idd, jammer ... 😥 maar... wel leuk dat je toch een lief commentaar plaatst 👍 Tsja, het blijft maar warm he... 😅 Groetjes terug. huf en puf en tuf haha.
Try the "grain merge' and "grain extract" layer modes. The images which look mostly gray except the details are usually meant to go with grain merge and extract
Hi kamathin. 😃 Thank you for your input. Indeed, grain merge and grain extract are also options! The nice thing with layers modes is, that one can instantly see the effect on an image. Thanks again and have e nice day. 👍
will u be doing a "Liquify video?
Not any time soon I am afraid. Maybe in the (far) future. 😉 Have a nice weekend.
thanks
hi some of my features under selection are grayed out can u help / thank you
Hi cosmo ianiro. There is no mention of 'selection' in this tutorial, so I am not sure what it is, exactly that you mean... 😮
yes true it is a off top question is there a place that will allow me to post questions
TH-cam disabled the private messages, and since I don't have a website of my own, I am afraid this is the only place... But that should not be a problem I guess. If you have any questions, just post them and I will try my best to answer them.
k, thanks