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GIMP Octave Plugin

This plugin provides a simple interface between GIMP and GNU Octave.
Means you can edit a picture from GIMP in the high level numerical language Octave:
http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/

Download elsamuko-gimp-octave.c and install it with:
$ gimptool-2.0 --install elsamuko-gimp-octave.c
or download elsamuko-gimp-octave.tar.gz and install it with:
$ tar -xzf elsamuko-gimp-octave.tar.gz
$ cd elsamuko-gimp-octave
$ make

Trace (Gimp plugin in Python, frontend for autotrace)

Quantizes (reduces color count) and traces outlines or centerlines, into a new image. Optionally creates paths for the outlines or centerlines. Also can be used to generate an SVG file for an image.

Calls autotrace (a separate program that must also be installed) to do the tracing (to SVG, a vector file format) and then imports the SVG back into Gimp.

Index print or contact sheet (with exif and raw support)

An indexprint or contactsheet is an image that traditionally contains the negative images of an entire roll of film. Photographers used such sheets to index prints or as a proof page to decide which prints to enlarge.

Indexprint is a very useful tool to show the contents of a folder, for web design projects and galleries, personal work, or just to have a record of any archive folder in your (external) hard drives. Indexprint let you easily preview and catalog groups of images by displaying a series of (small) images on a single or multiple pages.

Batch watermarking and resizing

This plug-in is designed for batch watermarking and resizing of image files. It lets you choose the directory which contains the images, the file extension, the font, the copyright text and the options associated with the processing. Useful for photographers who upload a lot of photos on the web and don't want to watermark every single file individually. The resulting images contain between one and four instances of the copyright text (selectable as an option).

Glass Selection script

; glass-selection.scm
;
; version 1.0 [gimphelp.org]
; last modified/tested by Paul Sherman
; 01/01/2010 on GIMP-2.6.8
; Create Glass Effect of Selection
; based upon glass-text.scm by Scott Mosteller

Download, info and screenshots:
http://www.gimphelp.org/scripts/glass_selection.shtml

MathMap

I just notice that MathMap one of the better Gimp Plugin is not listed here.
To present it i just quote its developer Mark Probst
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MathMap is an image processing application that works on several levels:

* Without any prerequisite knowledge about image processing, one can use any of the more than one hundred filters that come bundled with MathMap.

Straighten & Crop by Bert Hinz

This plugin is by Bert Hinz. As his web site seems to be down, I'm archiving it here. It says it's "free software" (looks like part of the GPL Licence) so I'm assuming this is OK. Description from the script:

Burnt Paper

This plugin creates a burnt-paper effect. It uses your selection as the original outline of the paper. It then creates an old looking piece of paper that is burnt around the edges and overlays the current layer atop this paper.

Here is an example of its output:

That image was created from a text layer and a selection that was larger than the text area:

Here is the plugin source file

Simple surface blur/bilateral filter.

A surface blur filter based on a simplified version Porikli's O(1) bilateral filter.

Unfortunately due to the nature of the algorithm memory overheads can be severe. This filter uses a tile based implementation, which limits overheads to about 64mb.

On the plus side it is reasonably fast and scales well with filter radius.

When installed it should appear under filters->blur->simple bilateral

There is a mercurial repository which will be kept up to date with the latest code on my web site. This can be accessed with:

hg clone http://www.spectral3d.co.uk/repo/gimp_plugins

Detail enhancer.

A simple detail enhancing/sharpening filter based on my simple bilateral code. It is essentialy a low precision version of the detail enhancement stage of some local tone mapping algorithms.

In non technical terms this is basically the anti surface blur. It takes a surface blur as a base layer, compares it with the original image and magnifies the differences. It brings out textures and makes skin look pretty horrible.

It will appear under:

Filters->Enhance->Enhance Details...

Windows version provided by Francois_C. Updated.

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