Re: [Gimp-user] matting or anti-aliasing of shapes

[Patrick Shanahan <ptilopteri gmail com>]

* Win Brayer <winbrayer cox net> [02-04-14 20:39]:
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> On Feb 4, 2014, at 5:28 PM, bktheman34 wrote:
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> > Yes it can be done in GIMP.
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> > Open your image in GIMP. Choose a new background colour which is as close to the
> > background your image is going to be displayed over. In GIMP click Filters > Web
> > > Semi flatten. Repeat for each layer of your animation. Now save your GIF. Now
> > see how it looks when displayed over the background.
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