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Author: | brcisna [ Sun Jan 05, 2020 10:27 am ] |
Post subject: | two gradients two photos |
GIMP Version: 2.10 Operating System: Windows OS Version: linux 10 GIMP Experience: Basic Level Hello ALL, GIMP-2.10 Have used GIMP for many years now. It seems this should be possible but surely cant figure what I'm doing wrong. Trying to do a smaller picture 1/4 size inside a background picture and use the gradient tool. I can of course do the 'vertical' gradient but can not figure out how to do a horizontal gradient to blend smaller photo to background. This seems should be very common but have not been able to find a tuut to cover this? Thank You |
Author: | Wallace [ Sun Jan 05, 2020 2:41 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: two gradients two photos |
brcisna wrote: GIMP Version: 2.10 Operating System: Windows OS Version: linux 10 GIMP Experience: Basic Level Hello ALL, GIMP-2.10 Have used GIMP for many years now. It seems this should be possible but surely cant figure what I'm doing wrong. Trying to do a smaller picture 1/4 size inside a background picture and use the gradient tool. I can of course do the 'vertical' gradient but can not figure out how to do a horizontal gradient to blend smaller photo to background. This seems should be very common but have not been able to find a tuut to cover this? Thank You By dragging the Gradient tool horizontally. If I'm not mistaken, this should put the gradient along a horizontal axis. ![]() |
Author: | rich2005 [ Mon Jan 06, 2020 5:22 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: two gradients two photos |
Two gradients blend? Depends to a certain amount on the position of the small picture. With Gimp 2.10 a layer mask can be applied to a layer group. One layer mask with horizontal gradient for image, another layer mask with vertical gradient for the layer group. Attachment: 2gradient.jpg [ 178.34 KiB | Viewed 5662 times ] If the small image is somewhere in the center of the image then a single layer mask with the gradient tool in 'square' mode works. |
Author: | brcisna [ Mon Jan 06, 2020 6:50 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: two gradients two photos |
Thank You, This is what i'm looking for. Surprised this wasn't explained many times,,as i think this would be a fairly common situation for photoing. I sure couldn't find this very topic discussed previously. Thanks again |
Author: | brcisna [ Mon Mar 09, 2020 3:38 pm ] | ||
Post subject: | Re: two gradients two photos | ||
Hi Rich, Could you tell me what i am doing wrong here? I was able to make this work exactly like you explained in GIMP-2.8, but in GIMP-2.10,, I'm not sure if something is changed in the 'layer group' arrangement or ,,,more likely ,,i am not doing the sequence correctly to do a two gradient ,, horizontal & and a vertical gradient on a picture in picture arrangement? Have attached a screenshot of what I see in GIMP-2.10 Thank You
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Author: | rich2005 [ Mon Mar 09, 2020 4:32 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: two gradients two photos |
In Gimp 2.10, a layer group can take a mask, so using two gradients, apply one to the group and one to the inset image. (as earlier reply) Why it does not work like Gimp 2.8, I do not know. Attachment: with group.jpg [ 208.76 KiB | Viewed 5176 times ] That is for the original question, using two gradients, however remember you can achieve much the same, using a large fuzzy on a single layer mask. Attachment: fuzzy brush.jpg [ 207.44 KiB | Viewed 5176 times ] |
Author: | brcisna [ Mon Mar 09, 2020 6:12 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: two gradients two photos |
Thank You Rich2005 , I went with your second option. Was about going crazy with the layer group,not jiving. I bet i messed with it for two hours two different times. One of those,,"im going to figure this out if i have to stay up all night to make it work"! && of course never did make it work Thanks again.(for photos showing examples) |
Author: | sallyanne [ Mon Mar 09, 2020 11:05 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: two gradients two photos |
Not done this before or even thought about it. Thanks for asking the question First try using dimpled mode I got this. Need to tweak a bit more to get the edges so they don't show at all ![]() |
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