touch-up

The script removes the blue/purple fringe found in digital camera pictures.

This script came out of necessity, when laborious and tedious work for fixing a large set of images became too much! It's certainly not perfect, but it does do a really decent job for a hands-off approach!

Version 1.1 (2009 June 18)

• Fixed some blotchiness found in overblown areas
• Cleared bright areas instead of value invert for better recoloring
• Added multiply layer to darken the fringe a bit

Version 1.2 (2009 July 5)

Lomo-Gimp tries to give your digital pictures the warmth of those taken by an old rangefinder analog camera. Think of it as a Kodak Instamatic or a Lomo Holga faking effect. It enhances contrast and saturation, and applies a light and a dark overlay, trying to emulate incorrectness in exposition. Please note this does nothing to emulate the chromatic aberration peculiar in pictures taken using a real Lomo.

Get it at Lomo-Gimp.

This is an automation script to dodge and burn the highlights and shadows.

To fix burned out or white skies by adding clouds and a blue sky gradient (using a threshold mask).

Guide to Using the Blue Sky & Clouds Script

To reduce the effects of Purple Fringing or Chromatic Aberration in high contrast areas of an affected photograph.

Guide to Using the Purple Fringe Script

To fix burned out or white skies by adding a blue sky gradient (using a threshold mask).

Guide to Using the Blue Sky Gradient Script

Adds a Contrast Adjustment layer to your image to help fix contrast problems.

Guide to Using the Contrast Fix Script

Saturation Fix for restoring clipped colour channels.

Guide to Using the Saturation Fix Script

After you download the script to your scripts folder and refresh your scripts (Filters -> Script-Fu –> Refresh Scripts), you'll find the new script in the menu under Script-Fu> Darla –> Saturation Fix.

To fix areas produced by hot, dead or stuck pixels. (Includes procedures for noninteractive file and folder batch processing.)

Guide to Using the Hot Dot Script