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Color Spotter

September 17, 2009 - 04:22 — juef

What is Color Spotter? Basically, it's contrast, but "centered" around a color. Another way to see it is as another "Color selection" tool: you specify an image, a kind of threshold, and it selects color that are close to the one you specified; only, Color Spotter keeps every pixel from the image, darkening the wanted colors, brightening the others.

Scanlines2.py by Werner Hartnagel

September 24, 2009 - 23:29 — mahvin

This python plug-in was part of Python archive found at Werner Hartnagel's sourceforge site located at:

http://python-fu.sourceforge.net/

Pyinyang_2.3.py by Werner Hartnagel (Now Working)

September 24, 2009 - 23:15 — mahvin

I made modifications to this Python plugin to get it working. It came with the python plug-in package found at:http://python-fu.sourceforge.net/You can get the modified plugin below.

Cropp a webpage automatically

September 25, 2009 - 02:46 — surgeon

You define a dictionary type directly inside the plugin script stating the layers and the area of the image you want to cropp, and you can give a resize factor (variable newsize) for the whole image. You can choose between opening all created cropped images in gimp or saving them.

Just edit the default images dictionary to your needs or test the script on the example xcf file available at

http://freshflesh.de/files/croppparkour.zip

You should have some basic python knowledge to use this script!

Iterative Save

September 28, 2009 - 19:41 — necroticist

Once installed, this plugin will add an 'Iterative Save' entry in your GIMP menu, under File -> Save. Using this with an image which has been previously saved as an XCF will now save the image with an added numeric suffix. The first time this feature is invoked, it will save your image as yourfile_0000.xcf; subsequent calls will continue to save the image with an increased numeric suffix (i.e. image_0001.xcf, image_0002.xcf, etc).

Smooth Path

October 1, 2009 - 07:03 — ijontichy

UPDATE

Replaced by a new version here http://registry.gimp.org/node/20069
sorry if for a technical issue i can't just update this page

PAL and PAL VHS filters

October 5, 2009 - 06:29 — kecskebak

A couple of Python-Fu filters for making images look like they have been PAL encoded or retrieved from a VHS tape. The plug-ins will scale any image they are fed to 720 x 576 - this is because that's the size PAL images are.

PAL images have non-square pixels - if you want to correct the aspect ratio afterwards you can scale them to 788 x 576.

Scale and move layer to canvas (layer-cover-image)

August 8, 2012 - 10:20 — unhammer

Adds a menu option

Layer→Scale and move layer to canvas

which scales the layer to canvas size, and moves it so it exactly covers the canvas.

Newest version always at https://github.com/unhammer/gimp-fu

Watermarker

October 10, 2009 - 21:57 — lavid

Watermarks a bunch of photos with the watermark file specified. Files are output to the ./WM subdirectory in the format specified.

The watermark is applied with a difference mode overlay in the bottom right corner. Let me know if something should be parametrized.

I run this script like so:

gimp -i -b '(python-fu-watermarker RUN-NONINTERACTIVE "{PATH-TO-FILES}" "{PATH-TO-WATERMARK}" "jpg")' -b '(gimp-quit 0)'

Upsize

October 20, 2009 - 17:18 — adam.turcotte

UPSIZE: An image upsizing plugin featuring two modes.
1. Smooth (IBFNBQH): Image upsizing with Interpolatory Box Filtered Natural BiQuadratic Histosplines. [This is the default option.]
2. Sharp (EANBQH): Exact Area image upsizing with Natural BiQuadratic Histosplines.

This plugin was written by Nicolas Robidoux and Adam Turcotte at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.

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