Every paper size has a different shape, and none probably match the shape of the images produced by your digital camera. This little utility will create a layer showing which parts of an image will fit on the paper when printed. A wide selection of print sizes are included. Using it will help you layout your image so that important pieces aren't cut off by the printer/lab.
This script-fu was developed under Gimp-2.0 and Gimp-2.4
A Gimp script-fu that gives a Midnight Sepia effect as described
at http://www.escrappers.com/midnightsepia.html
1. Create a duplicate of the first Layer
2. Apply a Gaussian Blur on the top Layer
Radius=20
3. Use Hue/Saturation
Check the Colorize Option
Hue=45
Saturation=25
Lightness=0
4. Change the Blending Mode to Multiply
5. Flatten the Image
6. Duplicate the Layer
7. Change the Blending Mode to Screen
8. Flatten the Image
9. Duplicate the Layer
10. Change the Blending Mode to Screen
11. Adjust the Opacity to taste
Tiles the face of a centered polygon image such that it forms a polyhedral net. This way the image can be folded up into the specified 3D solid. In order for the plugin to work as specified, certain prerequisites must be fulfilled as described in the instructables tutorial here http://www.instructables.com/id/Create-attractive-3D-solids-using-The-GI... .
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