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Tutorial: Effect “macro” a panorama with Gimp

In today's tutorial we deal with a particular technique, that will make our curious photos. For macro photography (or more simply “macro“) means the photograph of the small details that the eye hardly pays attention to. There will certainly have seen online, or in some magazines of nature some photos Read more

By TheJoe, 15 years28 April 2011 ago
Gimp

Tutorial: stained effect / burned with Gimp

The tutorial for today came a little’ per case and a powder’ because I was trying another effect to apply to your photo. The final effect will be staining the photo (spots that can be confused with burn marks) I think responding to reality, but let you judge users. First let's open Read more

By TheJoe, 16 years3 July 2010 ago
Gimp

Tutorial: simulate depth of field

In short tutorial for Gimp today we see how to simulate depth of field in a photo. Often with modern compact digital cameras, automatic settings bring both the subject and the background into focus, making everything clearly visible. This can result in a decrease of the charm of the picture. Read more

By TheJoe, 16 years31 May 2010 ago
Gimp

Tutorial: Give the effect “water drops”

Today's tutorial is a bit’ long, I wanted to document in detail all the steps, so that they could be understood without reading the explanations, but just flipping through the images. Gimp with the photographic manipulations are very easy, but the technique which I will discuss today is quite complex, e la Read more

By TheJoe, 16 years26 May 2010 ago
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