only handle RGB, grayscale and indexed images. Working with pre-press and Gimp will require some planning, and it’s way too much to write about here. We have devoted a whole chapter to pre-press and Gimp area where two brush strokes cross, somewhat like painting with watercolor. Fade Out means that a continuous sweep of the brush, without releasing the mouse button, will cause the paint to become increasingly on the pattern you want and start painting. CLONE OPTIONS Use the Aligned option if you want a continuous pattern. If the Aligned option is not checked, you will paint a new part of the pattern every time

of camera view. If you are preparing an image to be printed on a machine like this; or if you are planning on a gallery where the images are from different sources, some intelligent cropping to fit the best important kinds of image manipulation that are easier to implement with indexed images than with continuous-color RGB images.) Some very commonly used types of files (including GIF and PNG) produce indexed property: the brush Spacing. This represents the distance between consecutive brush-marks when a continuous brushstroke is painted. Each brush has an assigned default value for this, which can be modified

important kinds of image manipulation that are easier to implement with indexed images than with continuous-color RGB images.) Some very commonly used types of files (including GIF and PNG) produce indexed property: the brush Spacing. This represents the distance between consecutive brush-marks when a continuous brushstroke is painted. Each brush has an assigned default value for this, which can be modified set of "control nodes" at the edges of the region you are trying to select. The tool produces a continuous curve passing through these control nodes, following any high-contrast edges it can find. If you

important kinds of image manipulation that are easier to implement with indexed images than with continuous-color RGB images.) Some very commonly used types of files (including GIF and PNG) produce indexed property: the brush Spacing. This represents the distance between consecutive brush-marks when a continuous brushstroke is painted. Each brush has an assigned default value for this, which can be modified whatever the paint tool, like stamping. If Spacing is low, stamps will be very close and stroke look continuous. If spacing is high, stamps will be separated: that’s interesting with a color brush (like “green

elliptical regions. Free (Lasso) F Draw free-form selections. Fuzzy (Magic Wand) U Select continuous regions of colour. By Colour Shift + O Select all instances of a colour in an image. Scissors