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There were a few anaglyph 3D images that I wanted to view as cross-eyed stereo pairs (I don't have glasses handy). I started doing the manipulations by hand to convert them from anaglyphs, then got tired of doing it manually.

So, I wrote a quick script-fu to do it for me. This will take a 3D Anaglyph image (red/cyan), and create a stereo pair (monochrome) for you...

Just load up an image, and run:

Filters > Generic > Anaglyph to Stereo...

As part of writing the next part of my tutorials on B&W conversion, I needed to quickly decompose an RGB image into different grayscale channels based on useful channels from all the color modes (RGB, CMY(K), LAB, HSV, HSL, YCbCr).

It was tedious doing it by hand, so I wrote up this small script to automatically decompose an RGB image layer (active) into each of the color decomposition modes, and to keep the most useful to me for B&W conversions.

Works like the blender brush size controls, making it easy to change your brush size with a mouse or graphics tablet by letting you drag the mouse left to right to interactively change the brush size.

Now you don't have to tap hotkeys repeatedly or interrupt your painting flow by moving the mouse to the slider

Requirements
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Gimp 2.8
Windows (tested on Windows 7 x64)
Linux (tested on Ubuntu 12.04 x64)

This script-fu creates water ripples.

This simple script add a new layer on top of the image filled with neutral grey and in overlay mode. You can use this layer with the dodge and burn tool to work on shadows and highlights without destroying datas.

Gino D's GIMP Scripts:
https://sites.google.com/site/ginodonig/gimp-scripts

Overview

This script enables you to remove the holes of a selection, if by hole we mean every unselected or partially selected area of the image which is surrounded by a fully selected area.

Gino D's GIMP Scripts:
https://sites.google.com/site/ginodonig/gimp-scripts

Overview

This script is a powerful tool designed to duplicate layers and channels in advanced mode.