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On Monday 25 June 2007 10:21, Dr Adrian Midgley (In the office) wrote: > How about:- > I've added 3 lines - could we perhaps develop this into a course using (?) creative commons or something and stick it up for all to use? Can we use the DCLUG wiki for development or what... I suggest an interlinked collection of small HTML pages? Tom te tom te tom > > Starting digital photograph processing with GNU/Linux > > > Precondition > ------------ > Importing the image into a computer running Linux from a digital camera, for usb: (works for me) mkdir /mnt/camera mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/camera > flatbed or film scanner > > > Briefly > ------- > Scanning prints and slides under Linux > Ways of organising collections of images > The resolution of images on screen and paper > Adjusting Levels, Contrast, Colour, Hue & Saturation > The tools in the Toolbox > > > > In more detail > -------------- > Cropping and straightening > Cloning out unwanted pedestrians, wires, etc > The various Selection Tools including the Quick Mask for precise selections > Feathering selections > The key tools in the filters menu: > * Sharpening using the un-sharp mask > * Creating Monochrome images from colour using several techniques > * handling converging verticals > * Re-sizing the image and canvas for final output > * Creating borders, drop shadows and other effects around an image > * Printing images > > > Gimp doesn't have the Photoshop systems for > * The Healing Tool and the Patch Tool to remove blemishes > * Dust & Scratches > > Are they available as plugins though? > > ================================== > Second Block > ------------ > Layers > http://www.thephotographicsociety.com/learn/digital_image_manipulation/int >roduction_to_layers > > etc > > Levels, contrast and saturation > > Masks > ... -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/linux_adm/list-faq.html