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
@Dyrocc🎮 Yes, very true. Everything that happens after 14:51 is valid and very useful for those who need it. I apologise if I somehow made you think that I only meant that literal one second is the only useful part of the video. Everything before it isn't though.
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I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this video and how much fun I have had following along with my own photo. Thank you for your amazing content.
thank you very very much! i was trying to find this free alternative tool to photoshop!
This is a great video on so many levels... thanks!
Congrats 100k we want something special
Thanks for making the video good job
Thank god I asked someone on steam on what edit program that person used about this.
Is it possible to "lock" certain region in place so that they are not affected by warp?
thanks again!
Now i can make fearless thumbs
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
Thats Was Extremely Helpful.. THANKS Davies..!!
Thanks a lot mate
Thanks for watching.
Very nice Tutorial, Thumbs UP!
Is it possible to set the image size with the mouse, like in photoshop, or do we need to do it by going to the menu?
video starts at 14:51
@Dyrocc🎮 Yes, very true. Everything that happens after 14:51 is valid and very useful for those who need it. I apologise if I somehow made you think that I only meant that literal one second is the only useful part of the video. Everything before it isn't though.
Thanks, very useful..
The first 15 mins are not about the warp transform tool.
how to get the Ken Brewer paths tool?
Why is my page not the same on the left
I can not find warp tool on Gimp???
It’s called Warp Transform it’s in the transform tool group (w key shortcut key)
You also download Gimp 2.10.4
Awesome
this is not like photoshop's liquify tool 😥
Nice, make more vedios please
ah yes, more vedios.
Will GIMP 2.10 work with Vista?
Install gentoo
2:50 "I was messin' with this girl here..." aight mait
% minutes into the video and still nothing about the warp transform tool.
first..thank you :)
Thanks for watching!
6:30
this is not a 2.10 tutorial.
I used GIMP 2.10.6 in this tutorial - it is a 2.10 tutorial. The theme is just not set to the Dark theme.
3:47 "object" you sexist pig
I imagine you could probably use this to untoon a cartoon.