This tutorial is genius! Thanks Dave. What I love about these techniques is they're Fundamental. If you can do this in Photoshop, you can find a way to do the same in Gimp and other software. Inkscape + Gimp = One-Two Punch. Inkscape + Gimp + Scribus = One-Two Punch and Uppercut.
I'm getting rid of Adobe in my computer and starting learn Gimp. This Channel is very useful. Could you make a video about clipping mask in Gimp? Thank you so much!
A1 - No Smart Objects yet. Photoshop didn't have Smart objects until CS3. So, Vet's know how to get along without it. A2 - Gimp does not have Lossless Text Transform. What I do is edit my Gimp text until it's the size I want, then make a Duplicate of that text. Hide the original, then scale, rotate, do whatever you want with the Copy of your text. If you're working on a project for print then you should not be using text in Gimp. Use Gimp for Photos, Backgrounds, and use Inkscape for Text and Layout. Inkscape will give you the best final Layout.
Hi Davies thanks for sharing the valuable information. As of now i learned about photoediting by watching your videos on GIMP. As mentioned in your first tutorial of 10 photo editing steps where to fit denoise process sequence to get better final photo editing result. pl. suggest. thanks once again.
hi, thanks for this tutorial! i have a question about how to save the image at the end, should i merge all the visible layers and then save? or should i export the last layer where all the smoothing has been done and save it without the "original" layer?
Perso, I _denoise_ and sharpen at the very end of post-processing a picture. I take as a rule of thumb that everything we do during a post processing can/will generate noise/degrade an image, _denoising_ an image will always soften it, thus remove/hide/smooth artifacts I did not say that I never denoise during processing, but it will not be the _denoise_ that I do at the very end (then I sharpen only what needs to be sharpened) It's just my way ;)
im confused about the second part, removing the luminance noise, the smooth filters in gmic just smooth my whole image making it look blurry, if i slide the strength of the smoothness down to the point where it doesnt affect the object of the image it just doesnt really do anything
Too many layer steps if you want to mass reduce noise in a lot of photos. You can pay under $70 for something like Affinity Photo or Neat Image stand-alone denoiser.
Thumbs up for that Easy Skin Retouch filter. Got great results!
2:54 the lesson starts
This tutorial is genius! Thanks Dave. What I love about these techniques is they're Fundamental. If you can do this in Photoshop, you can find a way to do the same in Gimp and other software.
Inkscape + Gimp = One-Two Punch.
Inkscape + Gimp + Scribus = One-Two Punch and Uppercut.
I like your videos, they are always clear and concise.
Hi Michael. Is there another download for G"MIC? 404 File Not Found
Thanks!
Your technique is great, I was using using the noise reduction filter for all my photos and this is uncomparable!
Thanks for the color noise removal tutorial! This is genius!
Glad it was helpful!
I'm getting rid of Adobe in my computer and starting learn Gimp. This Channel is very useful. Could you make a video about clipping mask in Gimp? Thank you so much!
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Just so professional in everything you do! Thank you!
Awesome! I like it when you use photos taken by yourself in the tutorials. :)
Fantastic video.
1-what is the option for smart objects?
2-when i transform text, it becomes raster. How to solve this issue?
A1 - No Smart Objects yet. Photoshop didn't have Smart objects until CS3. So, Vet's know how to get along without it.
A2 - Gimp does not have Lossless Text Transform. What I do is edit my Gimp text until it's the size I want, then make a Duplicate of that text. Hide the original, then scale, rotate, do whatever you want with the Copy of your text.
If you're working on a project for print then you should not be using text in Gimp. Use Gimp for Photos, Backgrounds, and use Inkscape for Text and Layout.
Inkscape will give you the best final Layout.
I usually use wavelet in that smooth section of G'Mic
Thank you so much for this tutorial!
please tell me which setting makes colorful the buttons because they r monochrome like grey by default.ty
Hi Davies thanks for sharing the valuable information. As of now i learned about photoediting by watching your videos on GIMP. As mentioned in your first tutorial of 10 photo editing steps where to fit denoise process sequence to get better final photo editing result.
pl. suggest.
thanks once again.
I couldn't find a solution to enhance blurry black & white old image in any of your tutorials. Can you suggest any solution?
I have to say, your tutorials are inspiring!
hi, thanks for this tutorial! i have a question about how to save the image at the end, should i merge all the visible layers and then save? or should i export the last layer where all the smoothing has been done and save it without the "original" layer?
Good Job as Always!!
much Respect indeed!!
THANK YOU, lovely tutorial
I have usually been denoising in my raw editor. Do you think it better to denoise before wavelet decomposing in gimp or after?
Perso, I _denoise_ and sharpen at the very end of post-processing a picture. I take as a rule of thumb that everything we do during a post processing can/will generate noise/degrade an image, _denoising_ an image will always soften it, thus remove/hide/smooth artifacts
I did not say that I never denoise during processing, but it will not be the _denoise_ that I do at the very end (then I sharpen only what needs to be sharpened)
It's just my way ;)
im confused about the second part, removing the luminance noise, the smooth filters in gmic just smooth my whole image making it look blurry, if i slide the strength of the smoothness down to the point where it doesnt affect the object of the image it just doesnt really do anything
hello sir, is it possible to fix, a low resolution photo with a lot of noise?
and even I used despeckle and sharpen I have a hard time
great video
Tutorial starts at 2:50
The plugin link doesnt even work...
Can noise be removed from jpeg image or do the images have to be raw?
My Gimp is 2.20.18 i can not find G'Mic-qt in Filter. whY?
Please please make more vedioes like this
very useful tut
Enjoyed the video. However, GMIC Artistic Smoothing is way over the top and artificial-looking. Smooth Guided works really well.
thanks
Super 👍👍
the phodo saddings of the cuppy layer ...
Thanks
Too many layer steps if you want to mass reduce noise in a lot of photos. You can pay under $70 for something like Affinity Photo or Neat Image stand-alone denoiser.
Nice
Good vedio & second comment
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Came to learn, got a sales pitch. Oh well.
40 seconds of self promotion to support my business so you can watch a free tutorial.
Filter - Blur - gaussian Blur.
There, I just saved you guys 7 minutes
If I wanted to waste that much time I would have read the gimp documentation
that's not even all the steps, so not really.