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<0> i have an image (png) that contains some text, i want to change that text to something else (i dont have the source file and layer information), how would i go about doing this in gimp?
<0> just want to change the text and everthing else should remain the same..
<1> The information is lost. You'd need to remove the text while somehow preserving the background, and then add new text.
<1> The font is lost, everything is lost. You need the original image source.
<2> can you post a copy of the image so we can see how big a job this might be?
<0> sure
<0> http://demotemplates.joomlashack.com/demo/templates/js_naturale/images/js_header.png
<0> i just want to change "natura" to my name
<0> don't know much about image editing..
<2> are there any other files in that directory which have header in the name?
<2> they might provide a version which is either easier to edit or has no text
<0> no they don't..
<0> i have looked in the template download zip file..
<0> let me phrase it this way
<2> and there's nothing at all? that ****s for a template
<0> no no sources!
<0> how about this
<0> is it possible to cut out that text..
<0> and the region whicih is empty..
<0> can gimp somehow recreate the lines using the areas nearby?
<0> and theni can just creae a new layer and type in the text..
<2> not really
<0> like interpolating..
<0> or extrapolating rather
<1> You're trying to get something from nothing, you know.
<2> you could clone them in, or maybe textureregenetatorthingamy could do something with it, but it's almost certainly going to look terrible
<0> right..
<0> so much for free templates..
<0> i suppose you guys are good with gimp..
<0> how long would it take you to crate that background from scratch?
<1> I am not good with it.
<1> That's why I lurk here, in fact.
<0> ic
<2> in theory it shouldn't take long to reproduce in GIMP
<0> only problem is i have never used gimp...heh
<2> what's the site for?
<0> my academic home page
<2> where can i see the template in use?
<0> you can't. i'm running it on pandim.ece.villanova.edu but due to a gateway outside machines can't acess the server..
<0> have requested the OIT to open up my machine's ip but that takes forever.
<2> what about the author's site, the guy who designed the template, can it be seen there?
<0> its under www.joomlashack.com
<0> click on free templates.
<3> can you make the template zip available, just temporarily?
<0> sure
<3> I don't want to register just to examine it
<0> sure
<0> hold on
<0> here it is
<0> http://purnea.ee.princeton.edu/~pgupta/pics
<4> Title: Index of /~pgupta/pics (at purnea.ee.princeton.edu)
<0> click on js_naturale.zip
<0> got it?
<3> yep
<0> ok
<3> I guess you should ask them what the point of this is, and/or report it is a bug
<3> as
<0> i sent a PM to the admin..
<2> http://img407.imageshack.us/my.php?image=jsheaderkb1.png
<4> Title: ImageShack - Hosting :: jsheaderkb1.png (at img407.imageshack.us)
<2> it almost certainly wont match up at the top or bottom, didn't notice the other sections of it until afterwards
<0> ooh sweet
<2> any good?
<0> i haven't looked at it on gimp yet
<5> Hello all
<5> I was wondering if zooming into a photo that's pixlized and cleaning it up is possible, I know we have all seen it in the movies. Something tells me it's a load of crap but is it possible?
<5> anyone?
<6> maybe
<6> but i dont know
<6> i think a lot of what you see in movies is bull****
<6> but you can enhance pixelized images
<6> i think there are ways to "clarify" the data thats there
<6> but taking 2.5 pixels and some how seeing a whole licence plate number sounds like bull****
<5> yeah figured
<5> I mean there is no way it can make data from nothing right
<6> thats my ***umption
<5> I just took that photo I wanted and blured it best I can do..
<5> Man, Sunday night.. I'm not feeling like school Monday
<6> im not feeling like anything but sleep but its been such a short weekend for me i dont want to
<7> Okay, someone please help me, where the HELL is the hand tool, to manipulate layers . . .?!
<7> I'm goin crazy
<7> nevermind! I found it
<8> hi there
<8> i have gimp 2.3 on Linux
<8> i`m tryin to remove noise from photos in gimp
<8> do you know any plug-in which could help me to do this ?
<1> You haven't seen the filters menu yet?
<8> there is noise in filters but which of them i have to use for remove noise ?
<1> The blurring ones?
<1> Experiment, try them out.
<8> wow
<8> it`s works :>
<8> thx :]
<1> You're welcome.
<9> hello, i am trying to invert an image
<10> Good Morning (even, night....) => http://youtube.com/watch?v=vr3x_RRJdd4
<4> Title: YouTube - Free Hugs Campaign. Inspiring Story! (music by sick puppies) (at youtube.com)
<10> aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
<10> cool
<10> :)
<11> well im looking at how Gimp does 'Color to Alpha' and that's the right idea for what I need to do, but instead of alpha I need to turn one color into another... can I do that?
<12> DarkED, you mean replace colours?
<11> KallePersson, Yes, something like that
<12> have a look in the effects menu
<11> Like... I'm trying to edit a template and it uses some translucency effects
<12> Hmm
<11> When I use 'C to Alpha' it gives me a nice mask to use on another 'base' color
<12> Umm, I'm probably misunderstading you, but try to use Filter->Colors->Mapp->Color replacement
<12> (translated from Swedish Gimp)
<11> okay
<11> hmm... well it works, but it doesnt get the transparency parts like 'C to Alpha' does
<11> so... I'll just use that and make them into masks
<11> but thanks :)
<12> No problem!
<13> after I type text with the text tool how do I move it to where I really wanted it?
<14> how can i get a picture to black and white, but specify one particular color that remains normal?
<14> the function I am talking about is sometimes refered to as "Color Equalizer"
<14> see here what I mean: http://www.mediachance.com/pbrush/help/equalizer.html
<4> Title: Color and Hue Equalizer (at www.mediachance.com)
<14> yes, I want to do the same with gimp
<14> possible?
<13> after I type text with the text tool how do I move it to where I really wanted it?
<2> press m
<2> once you've closed the text entry dialogue that is
<13> how do I see the layer tool?
<2> the layer tool?
<13> see the layers...there used to be a list of them which you could turn on or off
<13> or see or hide
<2> <image> - dialogues - create new dock - layers, channels and paths
<13> back later...tnx
<15> hey you all
<15> is someone online with a mac and a wacom?
<15> or someone how could give me some advices?
<16> why is font kerning different for the same otf font in gimp than in say fireworks?
<17> anyway to do vertical text?
<18> If you mean something like
<18> a
<18> b
<18> c
<18> maybe with teh freetype renderer plugin?
<18> But I see that it doesn't seem to work here :-(
<17> hmm
<17> Well what is a good way to make a chart?
<17> line chart
<19> esaym: the way I do vertical text is to just hit the enter key for each line I want. Play with the line spacing in the text dialog to control the final output
<18> or do that part of your image in a completely different application
<17> hmm
<17> Yea that might work
<18> The gimp was not really meant to do lots of layout work
<16> use xara for that
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