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It's a very useful reference, more visible than looking to the vertex of the grid. Please, draw in the background the baseline (45°).

When you pass the mouse over the current image, show in the histogram on the levels window the luminosity position, something like a small circle running thru the horizontal line. Linked to the previuos hint, on the histogram window there could be shown the percentage of clipping towards the white e the black (see UFRaw). This is very useful to see clipping, even better if could be updated in real time during correction (as the entire histogram). Like other photo retouching programs (take a look to UFRaw), there could some checkboxes to enable clipping areas blinking. (corrected in GIMP 2.4.2), better if during correction the original histogram is grayed in the background, and the histogram of the current correction is black in the front.

Should be upgraded in real time, when doing levels, curves. It's an invaluable tool for photo retouching, for valuating contrast, brightness, clipping (even channel by channel), posterization. I wrote some articles in Italian on the argument, and I'm here to suggest some hints for this beautiful program. I'm an amateur photographer, and I'm using GIMP (now GIMPhoto!) to retouch my photos. I'm writing here what I send long time ago to GIMP developer mailing list. Is this due to to the Clearlooks GTK Engine or the T-ish theme? Reply Delete

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I tried Gimphoto on another computer with a Windows theme program and Gimphoto would not accept the theme (Gimp 2.4.2 accepts it ok). Guash still needs some work to improve it's functionality but for viewing thumbs(even small ones) of a whole folder within Gimp is sometimes very useful. I can test ten filters or settings with ten clicks without having to constantly open the filter menu and search for the filter I want.Ī second suggestion would be to add the Guash plugin especially if you can port it to Gimp 2.4. These right click menus are one of the features that make Gimp more flexible and more user friendly than Photoshop and are a big part of why I prefer Gimp over Photoshop. I would request/suggest that you restore or make optional the right click menus as some of the items are high use and save a lot of time and clicks.In particular the undo/Redo of the Edit menu and the Filters menu which require frequent access while getting the effect one desires or testing filters for effect. If you’d like to see it on Mac, or have any comments about the Windows and Linux versions, you can leave suggestions for the developer here.Nice.

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Note that GimShop is only available on Windows (including a portable USB version) and Linux.

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GimPhoto is an impressive attempt at making a free version of Photoshop and if you never really adapted to GIMP or GIMPshop, it may well be the image editing package for you. Obviously, it also lacks some of the most powerful editing features of Photoshop. However, GimPhoto is still a quite complex package for beginners although there’s a very detailed user guide to help you get to grips with it. The menu layouts are much closer to Photoshop meaning Photoshop users will adapt to it much quicker than GIMP or GIMPshop: GimPhoto incorporates many of the features of GIMP but with an improved interface, batch processing, online backups, custom brushes and advanced editing options.

GimPhoto looks and feels much closer to Photoshop: One of the frequently cited problems with GIMP is that the interface and menu labels are a bit confusing and awkward compared to Photoshop and this is certainly something that GimPhoto has improved upon. It does this because by default, it includes 20 plugins which are available with GIMP. Like the latter, GimPhoto is a modification of GIMP which makes it feel much closer to Photoshop. GimPhoto may well be the solution for you if you don’t like GIMPshop. One of them is GIMPshop (which I looked at here) and the other is GimPhoto. However, using GIMP can be awkward for those used to Photoshop’s interface and menus and so there have been a few attempts to adapt GIMP to make it closer to Photoshop. The closest free image editor to Photoshop is GIMP.

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