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G'MIC : GREYC's Magic for Image Computing
January 13, 2009 - 14:16 — dtschump
The G'MIC plug-in for GIMP proposes a set of various filters to apply on your images, including artistic effects, image denoising and enhancement algorithms, 3D renderers, etc.. It is a quite large plug-in, integrating a lot of different effects.
This plug-in is able to :
- Propose an image preview window for each available filter.
- Manage multi-layers inputs and outputs. G'MIC defines filters to compose layers or create animations from static images.
- Update his list of filter definitions from the Internet, so it is able to improve itself over time.
- Allow any user to add its own custom filters in it, written in the G'MIC language interpreted by the internal image processing engine.
G'MIC has been written by the author of GREYCstoration, a GIMP plug-in dedicated to image denoising and smoothing. All former GREYCstoration algorithms have been improved and integrated into G'MIC.
Latest version of G'MIC is numbered 1.5.5.0 :
- Download G'MIC for Windows 32 bits
- Download G'MIC for Linux 32 bits.
- Download G'MIC for Linux 64 bits.
- Download G'MIC for Mac Intel 32 bits (Leopard or Snow Leopard).
A quite complete overview of available image effects can be seen on the official G'MIC plug-in page.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 gmic4gimp_win32.zip | 1.42 MB |
| gmic4gimp_linux32.zip | 853.62 KB |
| gmic4gimp_linux64.zip | 797.15 KB |
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This was just a interactive
This was just a interactive call. The script open the G'Mic toolbox and then the user have to select everything manually. With the new G'Mic you can use it in non interactive mode without any manual operation.
G'MIC can now be called from a script-fu.
Dear all,
I finally had some time this week end to look at how a script-fu could call filters from the G'MIC plug-in directly, without having to use the command-line version 'gmic'. This was not too hard at all, since the GIMP plug-in API eases a lot of work. So, now it is possible to do so. Please, take a look at the example script I provide in the G'MIC source package :
http://gmic.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/gmic/gmic/src/gmic_in_script.scm?...
I've started to update the plug-in on the G'MIC website. Already available for Linux, should be available for Windows before the end of the day.
I didn't change the version number since this is only a small patch that has been finally applied on the plug-in code.
Let me know if you think this is a useful stuff.
David.
there is already
Here in th registry i saw a plugin that require and call GMIC
i can't remember the name now
(or if was a python script)
You can already call a g'mic
You can already call a g'mic command line from a python-fu. Of course you need g'mic command line installed and not only gmic4gimp. To call it from a script-fu a solution could be to create a second menu entry called g'mic command line where a string as command line will be the single parameter. Then any script or plug-in could call it.
Where is the Windows 32 bit File?
What about the direct link
It wasn't there the first time
G'MIC 1.3.2.6 released
G'MIC 1.3.2.5 has been released.
G'MIC 1.3.2.4
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