[Gimp-user] transition photoshop to gimp

[crumpy_panda <forums gimpusers com>]

> Hi, 
>
> The question isn't really if the workflow is nondestructive,
> but rather, to what extent. In GIMP you can paint nondestructively by
> using a new transparent layer. In photoshop you can do that and on top
> of that use layer effects/filters nondestructively. That is, afaik,
> not
> currently possible in GIMP. 
>
> However, the big project the developers
> are working on right now is transitioning GIMP to a new core, called
> GEGL. With that, it should be possible to retroactively change pretty
> much anything you have done to the image, even far more than is
> possible
> with photoshop right now. But, as I said, it is a big project and we
> don't now when it will be done/released. 
>
> Am 15.03.2014 17:04, schrieb
> crumpy_panda:
> out... you are right ;)
> there a hidden option for a complete non destructive worklfow ? like
> adjustment layers and non permanent filter in photoshop ?
> important is a non destructive workflow for the developers ? are they
> aware
> implemented better ?
> child.. why?

;D im currently exploring poetry as a .. way to express myself .. and am sorry
if my text isnt conforming to standards someone expects or finds easier to
read..

i smiled at your funny reply.. ;) greetings

the new planned core sounds interesting.. especially with the possibility to
revert "all" manipulation done to the source material..

ty for your reply
andi

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