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Simple script that generates a sorted list of all the guides in an image, grouped by horizontal and vertical.

-Rob A>

Script-fu that displays the active layer name and x, y, w, h

This script does LAB sharpening using the unsharp mask in the luminance (L) layer. It decomposes the image into LAB layers, sharpens the luminance layer (using the supplied settings), and then recomposes the image. The interface is the same as the unsharp mask (radius, amount, threshold), but the filter is only applied to the luminance layer.

This script is meant to cut an image is smaller pieces and save these images automatically based on the size and names of specific layers, images to be used in web layouts.

Other options I found are based on guidelines. This approach has 2 drawbacks for me :

Just another polaroid-like script-fu. Automatic crop, change colors and add borders. Lot of settings available.

With this script is easy to create gradients that they simulate a sunset or a natural landscape. You take a photo panoramic, it selects a thin vertical strip and it rotates it in counter-clockwise direction. You read the maximum width of the image and insert it (width / 2) like number of segments in the dialog box of the plugin.

Examples of images created with the plugin

On the left original photo, to right the gradient.

Painting funny rays above any layer or make animations with rays.
Example:

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)