Introduction and New Composite Ops - Hard light and Soft Light
Warren Baird
photogeekmtl at gmail.com
Fri Sep 7 03:41:29 CEST 2007
Cyrille Berger wrote:
> Your pictures look like 'creative' to me :)
:-) Thanks
> I guess your work involves using layers and mask and effects on single
> layers ?
Generally speaking, yes. I usually have 2-4 images that I combine with
various composite ops to get the overall effect I'm looking for. Then
I generally have a set of images of objects/people that I want to
overlay/merge into the image. Assuming that an 'effect' is more or
less a 'filter' in gimp (blurring, displacing, etc.), I don't generally
use them too often.
> If I am correct, you might be interested in reading [1] which is (a
> not very detailed) explanation on what we are doing for layers/masks/effects
> in Krita 2.0.
That definitely sounds more flexible than what the gimp provides. In
the gimp, I usually end up with a lot of layers, each with a layer mask,
and I then make use of Gimp's ability to copy a layer mask into the
current selection. Being able to have multple selections active (or
disabled) on each layer would be quite useful.
Warren
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