Saturday, May 27, 2017

One of my besties allowed me to collaborate on one of her photos. I "rippled" it and saved the nine images in GIMP. Then I applied a radial gradient at 20% to each with a progressively larger length. I completed the process in LunaPic because my poor old computer would lock up every time I tried to export the GIF.


One of my besties allowed me to collaborate on one of her photos. I "rippled" it and saved the nine images in GIMP. Then I applied a radial gradient at 20% to each with a progressively larger length. I completed the process in LunaPic because my poor old computer would lock up every time I tried to export the GIF.
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  1. limesquaredOctober 6, 2018 at 7:03 AM

    Considering Darktable and Inkskape. Have you ever worked with them ? I like this!

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  2. ted kellyOctober 6, 2018 at 6:09 PM

    Thanks. I've dabbled with Inkscape just a little. One day I'll dive into it I'm sure.
    I looked at Darktable and liked it okay but I'm pretty comfortable with LightZone and kind of lazy.
    In everyday life I generally do my easy stuff in a program called FastStone Viewer. The heavy lifting goes into GIMP and difficult lighting repairs in LightZone.

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