@FrankTheHealer@lemmy.world to > Greentext@lemmy.ml • 11 months agoAnon has Photoshop classlemmy.worldimagemessage-square69fedilinkarrow-up1774arrow-down148
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minus-square@baronofclubs@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink3•11 months agoNightmare is a bit hyperbolic I’d say. From memory, use the magic wand tool, select the white area. Selection menu, expand by 4 or 6 pixels. Colors menu, color to alpha, pick white. Done.
minus-squareSpinDriftlinkfedilinkEnglish0•edit-211 months agoSure, this can sort of get the job done with somewhat bad results. The icons in my case were complex, so a single click with magic wand wound not select all of the parts . Expand by 4 blurs the icons at the edges. This is actually pretty bad, and would result in lost detail and a washed out look. The operation in gimp is destructive, so tweaking in multiple steps is not really possible, and creates a bad workflow. No, Gimp is terrible and not up to the task at all.
Nightmare is a bit hyperbolic I’d say. From memory, use the magic wand tool, select the white area. Selection menu, expand by 4 or 6 pixels. Colors menu, color to alpha, pick white. Done.
Sure, this can sort of get the job done with somewhat bad results.
The icons in my case were complex, so a single click with magic wand wound not select all of the parts .
Expand by 4 blurs the icons at the edges. This is actually pretty bad, and would result in lost detail and a washed out look.
The operation in gimp is destructive, so tweaking in multiple steps is not really possible, and creates a bad workflow.
No, Gimp is terrible and not up to the task at all.
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