by Michael Davies | Apr 14, 2020 | GIMP Basics, GIMP Help, GIMP Tools
In this tutorial, I’ll be demonstrating the easy process for scaling a selection in GIMP. I’ll be using GIMP 2.10.18 for this tutorial, which is the latest version of GIMP at the time of this article. Step 1: Draw Your Selection There are a variety of ways... 
by Michael Davies | Mar 3, 2020 | GIMP Basics, GIMP Photo Editing, GIMP Tools, GIMP Tutorials
The curves tool is a sophisticated way to adjust the brightness and contrast of your image, as well as color correct your image. It is similar to the levels tool in the type of adjustments it makes to your image, as well as the fact that both tools use a histogram to... 
by Michael Davies | Dec 19, 2019 | GIMP Basics, GIMP Customization, GIMP Help, GIMP Tools, GIMP Tutorials
The Resynthesizer plugin is a free, powerful third-party GIMP plugin that allows you to erase large objects from images, among other things. It is most similar to Photoshop’s Content Aware Fill feature – though in my opinion the Resynthesizer works better than this... 
by Michael Davies | May 3, 2019 | GIMP Basics, GIMP Layers, GIMP Tools, GIMP Tutorials
Want to learn how to resize a layer in GIMP? You’re finally in the right place. In this article, I show you how to resize individual layers in GIMP using the scale tool. Before I get started, I’d like to make the distinction between resizing a layer in... 
by Michael Davies | Apr 4, 2019 | GIMP Photo Editing, GIMP Tools, GIMP Tutorials
In GIMP 2.10 and newer, you can now use a built-in Vignette filter to easily and effectively create vignettes. Vignettes are a great way to frame your photos using black, white, or any color of your choice. They can be used as a basic frame to help the edges of your... 
by Michael Davies | Jan 16, 2019 | GIMP Basics, GIMP Photo Editing, GIMP Tools, GIMP Tutorials
The Shadows-Highlights tool is another useful photo editing feature making its debut in GIMP 2.10. With this tool, you can recover details in the shadows of your image while toning down overblown pixels in the highlights. Originally found in other Open Source photo... 
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