Hi Chris, great stuff as always! I'm trying to find something regarding editing bracket images (stack exposure) it would be great if you could do a Gimp tutorial about it ✌️
I need some help. I just started using GIMP. I'm creating images for a pitch deck. I have about 11 layers going on, as I'm creating a mock film poster. I started to notice, yellow-ish lines, appearing in the project. They are clearly from where I have taken a photo, dropped it into Gimp (a layer) and created a path around an object (like an actress), shrunk them down and placed them in a different are of the image (layer). It looks as though the initial outline (prior to shrinking the image) still remains, in faded form in the project. WHAT AM I DOING WRONG? CAN ANYONE HELP ME FIGURE OUT HOW TO REMOVE THEM? As they are clearly ruining the overall image I am building. Thank you! Simon
Excellent Tutorial and so easy to understand.👍
Excellent concise tutorial Chris, thank you..👏👏☘
love this tutorial Chris
good work chris what a chad.
Thanks for sharing! Very helpful!
wonderful, thanks :)
Useful video thanks 😊
I'm new to this. This was super helpful!
Thanks a lot for the basic video ❗😊
very useful! thank you!!
Thank you so much
Hi Chris, great stuff as always! I'm trying to find something regarding editing bracket images (stack exposure) it would be great if you could do a Gimp tutorial about it ✌️
great explanations.
Excellent 👍
Great video, Chris, thank you. Can you pls tell us how one changes to
I need some help. I just started using GIMP. I'm creating images for a pitch deck. I have about 11 layers going on, as I'm creating a mock film poster. I started to notice, yellow-ish lines, appearing in the project. They are clearly from where I have taken a photo, dropped it into Gimp (a layer) and created a path around an object (like an actress), shrunk them down and placed them in a different are of the image (layer). It looks as though the initial outline (prior to shrinking the image) still remains, in faded form in the project. WHAT AM I DOING WRONG? CAN ANYONE HELP ME FIGURE OUT HOW TO REMOVE THEM? As they are clearly ruining the overall image I am building. Thank you! Simon
Did he show how to MAKE a lawyer ????
Does he really need too? I mean click on layers and click new layer. Done
Wow, you sure know how to make this confusing. Definitely not for beginners.