I made a small python script, similar to a details-enhancement-procedure described here: http://registry.gimp.org/node/27945
Vivid light blend mode is implemented using the color dodge and color burn technique. Selective Gaussian Blur is used instead "Surface Blur" so it works without G'MIC dependencies. Take care of the Gaussian Radius since high values / big images make Gimps Selective Gaussian Blur a VERY time consuming operation.
Divide the currently active layer into subsections of specified width&height (pxs). New layers containing subsections are appended to the active image's layer list. The new layers are labeled "(<x>,<y>)" in the new co-ordinate system.
Please see the readme included in the attached file for installation instructions.
note:
The new co-ordinate system begins (0,0) in the top-left hand corner and moves left-to-right, top-to-bottom.
<x> represents row
<y> represents column
Dari judul diatas saya kira sobat sudah terbayang, akan kehebatan salah satu perangkat lunak pemulihan foto merekonstruksi bidang gambar yang dipilih dari piksel dekat batas seleksi. Menghapus objek yang tidak diinginkan dari gambar, seperti logo, watermark, tiang listrik, orang, teks atau artefak yang tidak diinginkan lainnya. Tentunya sobat juga telah akrab menggunakan plugin dan Script-fu terbaik di Gimp seperti Resynthesizer, Heal Selection, ataupun Smart Remove Selection.
A while back I had come across a novel method for increasing local contrast and details in an image by German artist/photoshop guru Calvin Hollywood. He called it "Freaky Details", and it basically consisted of an inverted duplicate of the base image that was "Surface Blurred", and had the blend mode set to "Vivid Light".
Unfortunately at the time, I didn't have access to a "Vivid Light" blend mode in GIMP, and wasn't sure how "Surface Blur" worked in Photoshop.
This simple script auto offsets all layers to the selected layer along the X and Y direction. By now it does not respect Layergreoups in the correct way, but I guess this will be a great help when working on sprite sheets. You are also free to flip the mapping direction of each axis. Let me know if there are bugs or if you need some more options for this. Hope this will be helpful. :)
You find the tool in the file->create Menu
(/File/Create/)
The script desaturates the original layer and adds a sepia mask in a layer above.
The sepia mask layer has a mask which is the inverted desaturated original.
"With Hue": With hue modification of the original image.
WebSplit is a python script to split the image using Paths. Use the coordinates of visible Paths to crop the image, each image is saved with the name of the path, and it also creates an HTML file that can be used to copy the x and y coordinates of the image and the width and height in pixels. http://www.arakne.es/en/dessign/gimp-websplit-split-the-image-using-paths/
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