One more thing I tried a little, if you look at one I've attached, at the bottom right screwed up section, area where the rocks extend up to about the blue guy's shoulder... I selected this area in two pieces, one whole rectangle first, encompassing the entire area with green distortion. (This only again in the rocky area) I used color balance under Colors Menu, to play around with the colors until I got rid of the green mostly and still got the rocks to be of the same colors as the rest of the normal pic. Then, I selected only the section that was the darkest part, almost over to the edge of the pic, and only about the right half of the original selection, and played around with Levels under the Colors menu to adjust out the darkness and readjust back in the grey to keep the digital info. there. In this way, you can rather than needing to clone or paint etc the entire, maybe adjust in and out the effect on the pic while losing the least of the specific info. Also, you can select sections based on color, the rocks like I did, then the snow/rock area, then the next snow, sky, etc. And then if you need to clone you'll pretty much be in a similar range to rocks to clone from nearby. I actually noticed while I did it that I could watch the lichens or dirt or whatever on the rocks to match the color as best as possible. Just playing around. We used to do stuff like this all day and night on my old job. Good times. Crazy people. We would a had a contest with it. Course, the blue guy would have ended up with Bette Midler's body, etc.
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Dan On 12/26/11, Francesco Scaglioni <fgs mossdog net> wrote:
Have a look at some of the video tutorials on Rolf's meetthegimp.org site. You should find much that will help. The one on removing lens flare springs to mind. HTH Regards, Francesco --- (Apologies for brevity, top posting and poor citation - this email was sent from a mobile device) --- _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list gimp-user-list gnome org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list
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