Exactly what I was looking for in expanding my knowledge base of GIMP. Thank you for creating this video. God bless. :)

Today was the second time in a few months that I wanted to do this operation. Thanks to your video, I was able to do it both times. But, even having it done one previous time, I had to watch your video again and follow it step after step. GIMP is very powerful, but is definitely not designed to be user friendly in any way. Thanks again for the help.

@mauricewilson7116

Жыл бұрын

This comment hits how I feel about GIMP lol. It’s a very powerful program but it’s very complicated at times to point where I just lose interest in using it.

Thank you, Davies, this Video has just made sense to me. I am now sitting with a beautiful Blended picture of South Africa and Turkey. I never really thought I could pull it off. Thanks again.

Brilliant! Thanks for the clear and succinct tutorial

Thank you for making this video, Michael. I am going to try this using a picture fading into a solid color.

Thank you very much. Searched for a long time❤

Quick, easy. Love it, thank you.

Seriously needed, thank you !

THANK YOU REALLY REALLY VERY VERY MUCH FOR UPLOADING THE VIDEOS LIKE THIS. THIS VIDEO WAS REALLY REALLY IMPORTANT TO ME!!!!!!.......❤️❤️💎💎

Good explanation of how the gradient affects the two layers.

@DaviesMediaDesign

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Congrats. Your tutorial is cristal clear!

thanks so much mate!! just what I needed!!

Great tutorial, thanks!

Helped a lot, thank you.

Very informative. Thank you!

@DaviesMediaDesign

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

REALLY REALLY I APPRECIATE THIS VIDEO!!!!......

Great video, I'm learning so much

@DaviesMediaDesign

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching as always Gerardo!

Very nice, dude, thanks a lot!

Good timing I was looking to do this.

@DaviesMediaDesign

5 жыл бұрын

As I've told a few other people before - I'd like to think I can read the mind of my subscribers. Thanks for watching!

Not computer savvy at all, I've been struggling to learn GIMP for years. Downloaded and uninstalled at least three times because I couldn't get the hang of it at all. Your videos are the first ever that have made sense to me and actually allowed me to learn how to use the thing. Thank you so much.

@DaviesMediaDesign

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you didn’t give up, and happy to help!

I'm trying to figure out the best way to do a milky way and foreground composite. This and your fantasy beach one look pretty good.

Thank you, you are great :) :)

Three things: 1. Once I had my images positioned as I wanted them I would crop them to the canvas size -- especially the larger image. No reason to keep the excess image hanging around. This would be a final step for me (before saving the image as a native Gimp file). 2. The transition has a pretty hard line where the black ends... To soften it up use the Gaussian Blur filter on the layer mask. 3. You can get some interesting patterns and transitions playing with the combinations of patterns and gradients on the layer mask. Fill the layer mask with a pattern first (on all or part of the mask), then add the gradient... Even more interesting transitions. I've had hours of fun playing with this technique.

@DaviesMediaDesign

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the additional tips/techniques/ideas - sounds like you were able to produce an awesome final composition. I hope other users will find your tips helpful. Thanks for watching!

@amapolo7211

9 ай бұрын

@@DaviesMediaDesign or at least no so bad

thanks

Thanks.

Going from Image to color is working fine for me, however the "gradual fade" aspect has stopped working and I cannot for the life of me find what setting makes the "fade" work again. I am only getting hard line image to a color, with no "fade". Any thoughts would be appreciated!! V 2.10.10

thanks.

thank you i was wondering why i could not scale was not working for me - i needed to hit the tab button now i know

@DaviesMediaDesign

5 жыл бұрын

Happy to help - thanks for watching!

6:09 You actually don’t need to eyeball it if you look at how the x/y-axis values change while in motion. In this case, you’ll want the y-axis value to remain the same while you move the image further right. Also, aside from creating a mask, what I find is that setting the gradient to “Erase” mode and then selecting “FG to transparency” will have about the same effect. Though I suppose that since non-destructive editing is the goal here, the mask works best for this purpose.

Hey, make a video on how to download Adobe Photoshop

It would be nice if you could show how to adjust the angle of the gradient like you can in pages. You don’t always want an exact horizontal or vertical gradient, in fact I would say that it would be less often to have a horizontal or vertical gradient.

@Glanzern

Жыл бұрын

You just move the line you create to be whatever angle you want.

why you didn't use fg to transparency .

Does GIMP have a blend if function?

How to get rid of that edge of the mountain photo in the middle of the image?

Great video but in the current version of GIMP is not so simple in finding things you use.... Can you update your videos?

skip to 6:28

Rocket science

I hope the paid material has better quality

The 72 PPI or DPI for web is nonsense. It is only for printing.

i cant believe your subscribers num. is so less.................

I broke the 666 Likes call me jesus

Dude, you talk WAAAAAY to fast to follow along in GIMP. Is there text version of this tutorial somewhere? Thanks!

@JamesAnderson-wft

4 жыл бұрын

Dude, you think WAAAAAY too slow...

Half of the video just telling to put 2 images into Gimp. What a waste of time! The video start at 6:50

@JamesAnderson-wft

4 жыл бұрын

Not true.

I dont like how these programs are all made so uselessly complicated that you cant use them without a fucking video to explain it.

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