john.martzouco

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Posted: Dec. 21 2007,15:49 |
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WDef,
Only a few things. In general:
1) shrink an image from 1024x786 down to 200x150. 2) save as gif or jpg. 3) crop an image. 4) copy a piece from one image and paste it into another.
Those were the simple ones. Here are the advanced:
5) print an image across many pages as a poster; with crop marks for alignment would be best. My wife uses large paper patterns for her work, but we use small digital images to prepare them. 6) histogram, color-balancing, contrast-balancing, fading, enhancing etc for photo retouching. We use Paintshop Pro in Windows for this. GIMP is going to be a challenge for both of us, it has a different setup from any program I've ever used. I'm versant with layers et al techniques, but I can't wrap my head around how to do simple things in GIMP (yet, as my time is focused on other things).
I'll add more if I remember anything later.
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