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List of Figures

1.1. Welcome
1.2. Personal GIMP Directory
1.3. User Installation Log
1.4. GIMP Performance Tuning
2.1. The screenshot illustrates the standard windows of GIMP
2.2. Screenshot of the Toolbox
2.3. A screenshot of the image window illustrating the important components
2.4. A dock, with docking bars highlighted
2.5. A dialog in a dock, with the drag handle area highlighted
2.6. A dock with an Image Menu highlighted
2.7. A dialog in a dock, with the Tab menu button highlighted
2.8. Tab menu from the Layers dialog
2.9. Preview Size submenu of a Tab menu
2.10. Tab Style submenu of a Tab menu
2.11. Example of an image in RGB and Grayscale mode
2.12. Example of an image with alpha channel
2.13. Image with QuickMask enabled
2.14. How would you isolate the tree?
2.15. Selection shown as usual with dashed line
2.16. Same selection in QuickMask mode
2.17. Same selection in QuickMask mode after feathering
2.18. Image used for examples below
2.19. Image with default grid
2.20. A different grid style
2.21. Image with four guides
2.22. Four examples of GIMP paths
2.23. Appearance of a path while it is being manipulated using the Path tool.
2.24. Text converted to a path
2.25. Brush strokes example
2.26. The dialog to describe the animated brush.
2.27. Here is the result by stroking an elliptical selection with the brush:
2.28. Some examples of GIMP gradients.
2.29. Gradient usage
2.30. Pattern usage
2.31. Pattern script examples
2.32. The Palettes dialog
2.33. The Palette Editor
2.34. The Colormap dialog
2.35. Example of a text item
2.36. GIMP text editor
3.1. Layers dialog showing a floating selection.
3.2. Unstuck show selection menu
3.3. Unstuck select all
3.4. Unstuck layer invisibility
3.5. Unstuck layer transparency
5.1. The “File Open” dialog.
5.2. The “Open Location” dialog.
5.3. Example of an Export dialog
5.4. The dialog shows a new image, filled with a white background.
5.5. The dialog shows a new image, with the first dot indicating the start of the straight line. The dot has a black foreground color.
5.6. The screenshot shows the helpline, which indicates how the finished line will look like.
5.7. The created line appears in the image window after drawing the second point (or end point), while still having the Shift key pressed.
5.8. The screenshot shows how a rectangular selection is created. Move the mouse in the direction of the red arrow by holding the left mouse button pressed.
5.9. The screenshot shows how a rectangular selection fill with the foreground color.
5.10. Using the free selection tool
5.11. Moving the selection reveals the background layer
5.12. A dialog in a dock, with the “Close Tab” button highlighted
6.1. The four paths from the top illustration, each stroked in a different way.
6.2. The Stroke Path dialog.
6.3. The Wilber image opened in the RGBA mode.
6.4. The indexed image can look a bit grainy. The left image is the wilber in original size, the right one zoomed in by 300 percent.
6.5. The Wilber image opened in the RGBA mode.
6.6. Mid-Tone Checks in the background layer represent the transparent region of the saved image during editing in Gimp.
6.7. The dialog to describe the animated brush.
7.1. Fancy text
7.2. Configure keyboard shortcuts
8.1. Tool Options dialog for the Rectangle Select tool.
8.2. Rectangle Select icon in the Toolbox
8.3. Tool Options for the Rectangle Select tool
8.4. Size Constraint Option Menu for the Rectangle Select tool
8.5. Ellipse Select icon in the Toolbox
8.6. Tool Options for the Ellipse Select tool
8.7. Size Constraint Option Menu for the Ellipse Select tool
8.8. Free Selection icon in the Toolbox
8.9. Tool Options for the Lasso tool
8.10. Magic Wand tool icon in the Toolbox
8.11. Tool Options for the Magic Wand tool
8.12. Select by Color tool icon in the Toolbox
8.13. Tool Options for the Select by Color tool
8.14. Intelligent Scissors tool icon in the Toolbox.
8.15. Tool Options for the Intelligent Scissors
8.16. The Brush tools
8.17. Tool Options shared by all brush tools
8.18. Toolbox Fill
8.19. This tool fills the selected area with a gradient blend of the foreground and background colors by default
8.20. Painting example
8.21. Dissolve mode example
8.22. Gradient options for painting tools.
8.23. Pencil tool
8.24. Pencil Tool options
8.25. Paintbrush
8.26. Paintbrush tool options
8.27. Eraser tool icon in the Toolbox
8.28. Tool Options for the Eraser tool
8.29. The Airbrush tool in Toolbox
8.30. Airbrush options
8.31. Toolbox Pen
8.32. Ink Tool options
8.33. Clone tool icon in the Toolbox
8.34. Tool Options for the Clone tool
8.35. Convolve tool icon in the Toolbox
8.36. Tool Options for the Convolve tool
8.37. Dodge tool
8.38. “Dodge/Burn” tool options
8.39. Smudge tool
8.40. The Smudge tool in Toolbox
8.41. An overview of the transform tools
8.42. The Move tool in Toolbox
8.43. Move Tool options
8.44. Crop tool
8.45. “Crop and Resize” tool options
8.46. The Rotate tool in Toolbox
8.47. Rotation tool options
8.48. The Rotation Information dialog window
8.49. The Scale tool in Toolbox
8.50. Scale tool options
8.51. The Scaling Information dialog window
8.52. The Shear tool in Toolbox
8.53. Shear tool options
8.54. Shearing Information window
8.55. Perspective tool
8.56. “Perspective” tool options
8.57. The dialog window of the “Perspective” tool
8.58. Flip tool
8.59. “Flip Tool” Options
8.60. Color Balance options
8.61. Hue-Saturation tool options
8.62. Colorize options
8.63. Threshold tool options
8.64. Level tool options
8.65. Curves tool
8.66. Posterize tool options
8.67. Path tool
8.68. Eye dropper
8.69. Zoom tool
8.70. Zoom tool options
8.71. Measure tool
8.72. The Text tool in Toolbox
8.73. Text tool options
8.74. The Text Editor options
8.75. Color area in the Toolbox Palette
8.76. Active tool indicator area
9.1. Layer Dialog
9.2. An image with layers:
9.3. Resulting image:
9.4. Layer modes
9.5. Keep transparency
9.6. Opacity
9.7. Dialog add mask
9.8. The Channel dialog
9.9. Representation of an image with channels
9.10. A selection composed out of channels.
9.11. Dialog Quick Mask
9.12. The Paths dialog
9.13. The Paths dialog menu
9.14. The Colormap dialog
9.15. The Histogram dialog
9.16. Channel options for an RGB layer with alpha channel.
9.17. Combined histograms of R, G, and B channels.
9.18. The histogram shown at the top, changed to logarithmic mode.
9.19. Dialog aspect after range fixing.
9.20. Navigation Dialog
9.21. The Undo History dialog
9.22. Colors dialog
9.23. The Brushes dialog
9.24. The Brushes dialog
9.25. The Patterns dialog
9.26. The Patterns dialog (List view)
9.27. The screenshot illustrates the Gradients dialog
9.28. The gradient editor
9.29. The Gradient Editor menu
9.30. The "Load Color From" submenu
9.31. The Blending Function submenu
9.32. The Coloring Type submenu
9.33. The Palettes dialog
9.34. The Palettes dialog (Grid View)
9.35. The Palettes Menu
9.36. The Import Palette dialog
9.37. The Palette Editor
9.38. The Palette Editor Menu
9.39. The Fonts dialog
9.40. The Fonts dialog (Grid View)
9.41. The Buffers dialog Le dialogue des tampons
9.42. The Buffers dialog (Grid View)
9.43. The Buffers Menu
9.44. The Images dialog
9.45. The Templates dialog
9.46. The Edit Template dialog
9.47. The Advanced Options dialog
9.48. The Tools dialog
9.49. List of preference pages
9.50. New Image Preferences
9.51. Default Grid Preferences
9.52. Assorted Interface Preferences
9.53. Theme Preference
9.54. Help System Preferences (Linux Screenshot)
9.55. Tool Options Preferences
9.56. Toolbox Preferences
9.57. Default Toolbox appearance
9.58. General Image Window Preference
9.59. Image Window Appearance Defaults
9.60. Image Window Title and Statusbar formats
9.61. Display Preferences
9.62. The Calibration dialog
9.63. Window Management Preferences
9.64. Environment Preferences
9.65. Basic Folder Preferences
9.66. Preferences: Brush Folders
10.1. Toolbox Menu
10.2. Contents of the File menu
10.3. The Acquire submenu of the File menu of Toolbox
10.4. The Screen Shot window
10.5. Scanner and Web-cam
10.6. The Dialogs submenu of the File menu of Toolbox
10.7. Contents of the Xtns menu
10.8. Dialog window “Module Browser”
10.9. Dialog window “Unit editor”
10.10. Dialog window “Plug-In Browser”
10.11. The Scrip-Fu submenu of the Xtns menu
10.12. Dialog window “Tip of the day”
10.13. Dialog window “About”
10.14. The File menu of image
10.15. The File menu of Toolbox
10.16. The New Image dialog
10.17. Template menu (default)
10.18. New Image dialog (Advanced Options)
10.19. Colorspace menu
10.20. Fill menu
10.21. Open Dialog
10.22. Dialog window “Open Location”
10.23. The basic File Save dialog
10.24. The Save Dialog (Browser)
10.25. Contents of the Edit menu
10.26. The Buffer submenu of the Edit menu
10.27. Options
10.28. Miter limit
10.29. Contents of the Select menu
10.30. Options
10.31. The “Feather Selection” dialog
10.32. The Shrink Selection dialog
10.33. The “Grow Selection” dialog window
10.34. Why growing a rectangular selection gives rounded corners
10.35. Example
10.36. The “Border” dialog window
10.37. The Rounded Rectangle dialog
10.38. Contents of the View menu
10.39. The Zoom submenu of the View menu
10.40. Info Window
10.41. Cursor Tab
10.42. Comment Tab
10.43. The Configure Color Display Filters dialog
10.44. Example of protanopia on a text
10.45. Examples of the three vision deficiencies on an image
10.46. Gamma dialog
10.47. Color Proof options
10.48. Contents of the pop-up Padding Color window.
10.49. Contents of the Image menu
10.50. The Mode submenu of the Image menu
10.51. Options
10.52. Example full color no dithering
10.53. Example 4 colors no dithering
10.54. Example Floyd-Steinberg (normal)
10.55. Example Floyd-Steinberg 4 colors
10.56. The Transform submenu of the Image menu
10.57. Dialog canvas size
10.58. The “Print Size” dialog
10.59. The “Scale Image” dialog
10.60. Crop Examples
10.61. The “Merge Visible Layers” window
10.62. Accessing the Flatten Image menu item.
10.63. Guides options of the Image submenu
10.64. Options
10.65. Options
10.66. Dialog configure grid
10.67. The Layers menu
10.68. New Layer dialog
10.69. The Stack submenu
10.70. The “Color” sub-menu
10.71. The Colors/Auto submenu
10.72. The Mask submenu of the Layers menu
10.73. The "Add Layer Mask" dialog
10.74. Illustration of Add layer mask to Selection
10.75. Illustration of Add layer mask to Selection
10.76. Illustration of Substract layer mask from Selection
10.77. Illustration of layer mask intersecting with Selection
10.78. The Transparency submenu of the Layer menu
10.79. The “Threshold Alpha” dialog
10.80. The Transform submenu of the Layer menu
10.81. The "Offset" dialog
10.82. The “Layer Boundary Size” Dialog
10.83. Scale Layer dialog
10.84. Image for examples
10.85. The “Layer Align” dialog La fenêtre de dialogue “Aligner les calques visibles”
10.86. Horizontal collecting alignement (on canvas edge)
10.87. Horizontal collecting alignment (on bottom layer)
10.88. Horizontal filling alignment (canvas)
10.89. Horizontal filling alignment (bottom layer)
10.90. Vertical filling alignment (bottom layer)
10.91. Contents of the Tools menu
10.92. The Filters menu
11.1. Original for demo
11.2. Gaussian blur (radius 10)
11.3. Simple blur
11.4. Selective blur
11.5. Pixelize
11.6. Motion blur
11.7. The Blur filter applied to a photograph
11.8. From left to right: original, filter applied.
11.9. “Gaussian” filter parameters settings
11.10. The Selective Gaussian Blur filter
11.11. “Selective Gaussian” filter parateters settings
11.12. Starting example for Motion Blur filter
11.13. Using example for Motion Blur filter
11.14. “Motion Blur” filter options
11.15. From left to right: Before and after applying Pixelise filter
11.16. “Pixelize” filter options
11.17. From left to right: original, tileable blur applied
11.18. “Tileable Blur” filter options
11.19. From left to right: original image, after applying Adjust FG BG (FG:blue, BG:red)
11.20. From left to right: Original image, after applying Color Exchange (Blue to black)
11.21. From left to right: Original image, after applying filter
11.22. Base image for Grey Options
11.23. Grey Mode
11.24. Gray Threshold
11.25. From left to right: Original image, after applying filter
11.26. From left to right: Original image, after applying filter
11.27.
11.28. From left to right: original image, after applying Channel Mixer filter
11.29. “Channel Mixer” filter options
11.30. From left to right: Original image, after Colorcube Analysis of the image
11.31. From left to right: original image, after applying Colorify filter
11.32. “Colorify” filter options
11.33. From left to right: original image, after applying Color to Alpha filter (Blue to transparency)
11.34. From left to right: Decomposed image (RGB decomposition), composed image.
11.35. “Compose” filter options
11.36. From left to right: Original image, Decomposed image (RGB decomposition).
11.37. “Decompose” filter options
11.38. From left to right: Original image, FilterPack (more Blue, more Saturation)
11.39. All the options for filter “Filter Pack”
11.40. From left to right: original image, after applying MaxRGB filter
11.41. “Retinex” filter options
11.42. “Retinex” example
11.43. From left to right: original image, after applying Smooth Palette filter
11.44. From left to right: original image, after applying Value Invert filter
11.45. Sharpen
11.46. Blur
11.47. Edge enhance
11.48. Edge detect
11.49. Emboss
11.50. Dilate text
11.51. Dilate neon effect
11.52. Erode noise
11.53. The same image, before and after applying lens effect.
11.54. “Apply Lens” filter options
11.55. The same image, before and after applying lens effect.
11.56. “Glass Tile” filter options
11.57.
11.58. The same image, before and after applying Lighting filter
11.59. “Lighting” filter general options
11.60. “Light” Options of the Lighting filter
11.61. “Material” tab of the Lighting filter
11.62. “Bumpmap” options of the Lighting filter
11.63. “Environment map” options
11.64. “Supernova” filter options
11.65. With text
11.66. With text
11.67. Example
11.68. More White
11.69. More Black
11.70. Middle Value to Peaks
11.71. Foreground to Peaks
11.72. Only Foreground
11.73. Illustration
11.74. The same image, before and after applying “Apply Canvas ” filter
11.75. “Apply Canvas” options
11.76. The same image, before and after applying “Cartoon” filter
11.77. “Cartoon” filter options
11.78. The same image, before and after applying Cubism filter
11.79. “Cubism” filter options
11.80. The same image, before and after applying GIMPressionist
11.81. “Presets” tab options
11.82. “Paper” tab options
11.83. “Brush” tab options
11.84. “Orientation” tab options
11.85. “Size” tab options
11.86. “Placement” tab options
11.87. “Color” tab options
11.88. Options of the “Orientation-map Editor” dialog
11.89. “Size-map editor options”
11.90. THe same image, before and after applying Oilify filter
11.91. “Oilify” filter options
11.92. The same image, before and after applying SoftGlow filter
11.93. “Soft Glow” filter options
11.94. “Bump Map” filter options
11.95. From left to right: original image, bump map, bumpmapped image
11.96. Displacement examples
11.97. “Fractal trace” filter options
11.98. “Illusion” filter options
11.99. From left to right: original image, mode 1, mode 2, with Divisions=4
11.100. An example of Make Seamless.
11.101. “Map Object” general options tab
11.102. “Light” tab options
11.103. “Material” tab options
11.104. “Orientation” tab options
11.105. “Box” tab options
11.106. “Cylinder” tab options
11.107. From left to right: original image, after applying “Paper Tile” filter (division = 5)
11.108. “Paper Tile” filter options
11.109. “Small Tiles” filter options
11.110. The same image, before and after applying Tile filter
11.111. “Tile” filter options
11.112. From left to right: original image, displace map, displaced image
11.113. With a non-linear gradient
11.114. With a complex gradient:
11.115. Warp filter options
11.116. With a 3.00 dither size:
11.117. With a 10° angle and 6 iterations:
11.118. Magnitude Map example:
11.119. From left to right: original image, map, resulting image
11.120. “Van Gogh (LIC)” filter options
11.121. Blurring with vertical gradient map
11.122. Blurring with a square gradient map
11.123. Texture example
11.124. Derivative option example
11.125. Action example of Filter Length on blur
11.126. Filter Length example on texture
11.127. Action example of Noise Magnitude on texture
11.128. Action example of Integration Steps on texture
11.129. Action example of Min/max values on texture
11.130. Example of a rendered plasma.
11.131. Example of turbulent solid noise.
11.132. Example of a rendered Flame.
11.133. The Edit Flame dialog
11.134. "Color transformation" tab options
11.135. Tutorial Step 2
11.136. Tutorial Step 3
11.137. Tutorial Step 4
11.138. Tutorial Step 5
11.139. The same image, before and after applying CML Explorer
11.140. “CML Explorer” filter options(Hue)
11.141. Function graph of present settings
11.142. “CML Explorer” filter options(Saturation)
11.143. “CML Explorer” filter options (Value)
11.144. “CML Explorer” filter options (Advanced)
11.145. “CML Explorer” filter options (Others)
11.146. “CML Explorer” filter options (Misc.ops)
11.147. An example of a rendered maze.
11.148. Jigsaw filter example
11.149. Three more or less random examples of qbist renderings.
11.150. The same image, before and after applying Checkerboard filter
11.151. “Checkerboard” filter options
11.152. Example of sinus rendering.
11.153. The same image, before and after applying Fractal Explorer filter
11.154. "Parameters" options for Fractal Explorer filter
11.155. Color tab options
11.156. Loglog smoothing example
11.157. “Fractal tab” options
11.158. The same image, before and after using Gfig
11.159. “Gfig” filter options
460. The JPEG Save dialog

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