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 Post subject: Gimp 2.10 blur like 2.8(no gamma correction)
PostPosted: Sat Dec 21, 2024 2:57 am  (#1) 
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I am trying to get blur in Gimp2.10 (gaussian,motion etc) to give results like 2.8.For images without color blurring and then levels tool gamma 0.45 gives same result as 2.8.But for color images it is not matching.what is the correct way to get same or close result as 2.8 blur.thankyou
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 Post subject: Re: Gimp 2.10 blur like 2.8(no gamma correction)
PostPosted: Sat Dec 21, 2024 8:36 am  (#2) 
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Technically, the Gimp-2.8 way is wrong, because it darkens images.

If you still want the 2.8 results, apply the gamma encoding over the current image (so that Gimp linearizes it to the initial gamma values) let Gimp do its thing, and remove the extra encoding. You may have round-off errors, though

You can find functions to apply the gamma-encoding both ways (actually, the sRGB encoding used by Gimp) in my ofn-srgb script.

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 Post subject: Re: Gimp 2.10 blur like 2.8(no gamma correction)
PostPosted: Sun Dec 22, 2024 6:50 am  (#3) 
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ofnuts wrote:
Technically, the Gimp-2.8 way is wrong, because it darkens images.

If you still want the 2.8 results, apply the gamma encoding over the current image (so that Gimp linearizes it to the initial gamma values) let Gimp do its thing, and remove the extra encoding. You may have round-off errors, though
You can find functions to apply the gamma-encoding both ways (actually, the sRGB encoding used by Gimp) in my script.

thanks,that gives perfect result.(just noting,levels gamma 2.2>blur>levels gamma 0.45 also works,but maybe less accurate).


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