I have no experience making scripts but I might give it a shot sometime in the near future. Note: If you have multiple sites on different web hosts sometimes it is best to get a reseller web hosting plan so that you can manage all your sites in a single web host.Ĭould you explain if we have different exposured photos(lets say +1 0 -1) how can we use this method?Īnd could it be possible make this tutorial as script?
EASY GIMP TUTORIALS LICENSE
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial!Īll images used in this tutorial were obtained from and are licensed under the GNU Free Documentation license, the Creative Commons license or exist in the public domain. Try skipping the dodge and burn step and/or the color saturation step. If the HDR look is not for you then this tutorial can still be helpful in enhancing your images. From the menu go to Filters\Enhance\Unsharp Mask. Another trick to try after all the previous steps is an unsharp mask. Every picture will be different and you can play around with the settings to achieve the desired effect. Now for the last step: from the menu go to Colors\Levels again.įor the input levels, set the leftmost value to 25 and the rightmost value to 225. Set the master saturation to 50 and click ok. Select the original layer (not the dodge or burn layers) and from the menu go to Colors\Hue-Saturation. You will now have two additional layers, one called "Dodge" and the other "Burn". Set the thin amount to 10 and the thick amount to 25. Now from the menu go to Script-Fu\Enhance\Dodge and burn. For this and most images I find 35% to be the best setting. Set the layer to darken only and set the opacity between 30% and 50%. Set the leftmost field of the input levels to 100 and click ok. Move it to the top of the other layers and make sure it is selected. Now select the original image layer and duplicate it. Duplicate the layer and set the new layer's opacity to 75%. Now set the layer to soft light and the layer opacity to 50%. From the menu go to Filters\Artistic\Softglow. Set the option to average and click desaturate. Select the new layer and from the menu go to Colors\Desaturate. From the menu go to Colors\Auto\White Balance. The first step is optional but I find that about half of the pictures I've tried this on could use it. If you need to adjust the brightness or contrast of the image do it now.
EASY GIMP TUTORIALS ZIP FILE
zip file also includes the original image used in this tutorial as well as a Word document version. You can download it from the Gimp plug-in registry ( click here) or you can download the.
EASY GIMP TUTORIALS FULL SIZE
Note: all small images link to a full size image.īefore you begin you will need the dodge and burn script. This tutorial has quite a few steps but is very simple. I have seen some fake HDR tutorials for Gimp but I haven't had much luck getting the effect I was looking for.
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