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pasting items to stitch together nwilkens 07 Jan 00:48
  pasting items to stitch together photocomix 07 Jan 02:57
   pasting items to stitch together Patrick Horgan 07 Jan 06:31
2010-01-07 00:48:45 UTC (about 15 years ago)
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pasting items to stitch together

I cannot figure out how to paste images into a gimp open file from another gimp open file - both are jpeg formats. Is this a layer thing? I tried expanding the canvas size, but the images pasted into the file only appears when dragged over the existing image...

2010-01-07 02:57:26 UTC (about 15 years ago)
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pasting items to stitch together

From image 1 copy From image 2 paste AS/new layer

the new image will show up as top layer, if you want them side by side from image menu extend canvas side
and then use the move tool

I cannot figure out how to paste images into a gimp open file from another gimp open file - both are jpeg formats. Is this a layer thing? I tried expanding the canvas size, but the images pasted into the file only appears when dragged over the existing image...

Patrick Horgan
2010-01-07 06:31:09 UTC (about 15 years ago)

pasting items to stitch together

photocomix wrote:

From image 1 copy From image 2 paste AS/new layer

the new image will show up as top layer, if you want them side by side from image menu extend canvas side
and then use the move tool

I cannot figure out how to paste images into a gimp open file from another gimp open file - both are jpeg formats. Is this a layer thing? I tried expanding the canvas size, but the images pasted into the file only appears when dragged over the existing image...

I remember how stumped I was on this! After you enlarge the image, if you do layer to image size you'll be happy. The reason that you can only see above the old image is because its layer only exists there. If you expand the image, the layer doesn't change unless you tell it too separately. It's ok to have layers different shapes and sizes and smaller than the image. Or you can paste as a layer.

Patrick