There are a lot of tutorials out there that tell you how to simulate tilt-shift photography (actually the technique is just tilt simulation, but I’ll call it tilt-shift since everyone else does) in Gimp. And those tutorials are okay, but … Continue reading
Ubuntu 11.10, which is due for release next month, will include the Gnome 3 desktop environment. But if you don’t want to wait, you can type a few commands into the terminal to install Gnome 3 in Ubuntu 11.04. But … Continue reading
A while back, I wrote a post about making panoramas in Gimp using the Pandora plugin. I recently became aware of another way to make panoramas and it’s a much more robust tool. It’s a free and open source application … Continue reading
One of the most popular posts on my blog is my Gimp Layer Mask tutorial. I feel like that post doesn’t fully explain everything you need to know about layer masks, so I’m going to try to break it down … Continue reading
Some people are familiar with using Unsharp Mask to sharpen images in Gimp. But there is another method, which I think does a better job. It’s the High Pass Filter. Gimp doesn’t come with a High Pass Filter by default … Continue reading
When you’re out there taking pictures, how can you tell if you have a well-exposed shot? One might look at their pictures on their digital camera’s display, but that’s not going to be very accurate because it’s not calibrated to … Continue reading
Saw this today. My reservations about introducing HUD in Ubuntu 12.04 seem to be crumbling. It looks pretty neat.
