GIMP Plugin Registry

This script helps fix overblown areas of an image. It's not as good as some other methods that must be done manually, but it's not bad. It will NOT fix clipped colors (maximum overblown areas); it only helps increase the contrast in bright highlights.

The script is located in "<Image> / Script-Fu / Enhance / Fix Overblown"

Feedback welcome!

This script tries to fix the tone of a photo taken with wrong exposure. In some landscape photos, it can have a nice effect of enhancing the colors.

The general idea is to produce different copies of the image at different gamma levels, then applying simple tone mapping techniques to produce a vibrant photo.

The script allows the user to control the number of copies by setting the lowest and highest gamma setting then the interval. For example lowest=20, highest=170, interval=10 results to (170-20)/10 = 15 copies with increasing gamma level from 0.2 to 1.7. Play around!  read more »

To fix burned out or white skies by adding clouds and a blue sky gradient (using a threshold mask).

Guide to Using the Blue Sky & Clouds Script

To reduce the effects of Purple Fringing or Chromatic Aberration in high contrast areas of an affected photograph.

Guide to Using the Purple Fringe Script

To fix burned out or white skies by adding a blue sky gradient (using a threshold mask).

Guide to Using the Blue Sky Gradient Script

Adds a Contrast Adjustment layer to your image to help fix contrast problems.

Guide to Using the Contrast Fix Script

Saturation Fix for restoring clipped colour channels.

Guide to Using the Saturation Fix Script

To fix areas produced by hot, dead or stuck pixels. (Includes procedures for noninteractive file and folder batch processing.)

Guide to Using the Hot Dot Script