Extracting and Cleaning Up Images
I searched for this topic, but I didn't see someone else has done this yet... So...
I use GIMP to create my images... I've gotten a lot better of the last few years - Lots of practice! (I make all my own sig banners. ^_^)
But -
I was wondering if I could get some advice on how to extract and clean up images better. For the most part, I do a pretty good job on extracting images... But sometimes, I don't really know how to go about making the image seem more smooth. I play around a lot, but I wanted to see what methods other people use.
Any advice and feedback is appreciated! Thanks! :2thumbs:
Re: Extracting and Cleaning Up Images
I have an extraction tutorial for Photoshop, but not GIMP.
For basic cleaning up techniques, just use the smudge tool(should be present in gimp as well) and use a preferred sized circle brush(preferably with the smooth faded edges) and set the strength of the brush to about 40-50 depending on what you think is more natural.
i should make the photoshop equivalent, but that means getting new batts for me mouse(which i have no energy atm to go to the store)
Re: Extracting and Cleaning Up Images
Here's a Tutorial on how to clean your image after its extracted.
Cleaning a Scan by =aceman67 on deviantART
Re: Extracting and Cleaning Up Images
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aceman67
nice tut, i typically dont like the minute blurring of the lines that the blur function offers, though manually doing it is demanding.
Re: Extracting and Cleaning Up Images
Thank you very much for the advice -
The tutorial is very helpful!
I do utilize the smudge tool, which does seem to work quite well. ^_^