GIMP Plugin Registry

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)  read more »

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.

This script tries to fix the tone of a photo taken with wrong exposure. In some landscape photos, it can have a nice effect of enhancing the colors.

The general idea is to produce different copies of the image at different gamma levels, then applying simple tone mapping techniques to produce a vibrant photo.

The script allows the user to control the number of copies by setting the lowest and highest gamma setting then the interval. For example lowest=20, highest=170, interval=10 results to (170-20)/10 = 15 copies with increasing gamma level from 0.2 to 1.7. Play around!  read more »

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  read more »

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  read more »

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  read more »

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

Guide to Using the Contrast Fix Script  read more »

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  read more »