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inverting picture Blk Jck 14 Nov 00:32
  inverting picture Ofnuts 14 Nov 00:58
  inverting picture devvv 14 Nov 01:59
Blk Jck
2012-11-14 00:32:27 UTC (almost 12 years ago)

inverting picture

I need to know how to invert a picture..

not flip or reverse and not invert colors..

Exam 1: dog facing me...dog looking away from me. Exam 2: ship coming at me at a 45deg angle...(invert)... ship going away at a 45deg angle.

Col. BlackJack
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Ofnuts
2012-11-14 00:58:55 UTC (almost 12 years ago)

inverting picture

On 11/14/2012 01:32 AM, Blk Jck wrote:

I need to know how to invert a picture..

not flip or reverse and not invert colors..

Exam 1: dog facing me...dog looking away from me. Exam 2: ship coming at me at a 45deg angle...(invert)... ship going away at a 45deg angle.

You can't... When the ship comes at you, you see the bow but can't see the stern. when it goes away, you don't see the bow but you see the stern. How do you make Gimp invent what the stern looks like? The same applies to the dog.

devvv
2012-11-14 01:59:16 UTC (almost 12 years ago)
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inverting picture

I need to know how to invert a picture..

not flip or reverse and not invert colors..

Exam 1: dog facing me...dog looking away from me. Exam 2: ship coming at me at a 45deg angle...(invert)... ship going away
at a 45deg angle.

Maybe you can make a selection around the dog face, and only flip the selected parts. That should bringt you the desired look into another direction. See attached files: above is the original image, below a 5min-quickdirty editing. I have uploaded the xcf-file too - so you can have a look at it!