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gimp-ace2
January 1, 2008 - 13:20 — shlomif
A port of gimp-ace to GIMP 2.2, based on gimp-ace 0.6.3.
Reading from the original description there: The basic "Stretch Contrast" operation takes in the whole image at once, and if there is a white pixel anywhere in the image and a black pixel anywhere in the image, it figures the contrast is already as good as can be. But Adaptive Contrast Enhancement works to increase the contrast locally, and brings out details that most wide-sweeping contrast-enhancements pass over.
Runs also on GIMP 2.4, but the GUI is not 100% adopted.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| gimp-ace-0.6.7.tar.gz | 163.39 KB |
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Gimp Ace
there is a windows version but is not a new one.
Anyway seems working well with GIMP 2.4 (BUT only on RGB images NOT with RGBA that means before use you need to remove the alpha channel(layer/delete alpha channel)
Not sure is it a quirk of the version i'm using.
If there are not other more updated windows binary i will upload on
http/photocomix-resources.deviantart.com/gallery
Gimp ACE
@ Pocelo
since you compiled for windows you may share the binary?
Just uploading them somewhere (as example on www.box.net ) and send the link here.
I have a windows version installed but i will like to check if this is the same version or a newer
Mine fail to work on RGBA images, seems to require RGB only, meaning that the alpha channel must be removed to get a accettable result
This happen also with that you compiled or on Linux ?
Good plugin
I have compiled it under Windows (and used it), but the filesize is too big: 557 kb, and there is a Console screen when I use the plugin.
I have used it (GIMP 2.4.2, Windows XP) without problems.
file size
Did you try stripping the resulting binary, to reduce the size? On unix the command for that is "strip", on Windows you might find it in Cygwin (but I'm not sure)
Thanks
Thanks! Now, the file is smaller.
Windows version of ACE plugin?
Hello,
is the new Windows version of the ACE plugin available for download somewhere?
Thanks a lot in advance!
luc