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rotate a pic Gracia M. Littauer 05 Apr 22:02
  rotate a pic Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh) 05 Apr 22:18
   rotate a pic Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh) 05 Apr 22:26
   rotate a pic Sven Neumann 05 Apr 22:49
  rotate a pic David Neary 05 Apr 22:22
   rotate a pic Sven Neumann 05 Apr 23:20
Gracia M. Littauer
2004-04-05 22:02:15 UTC (almost 21 years ago)

rotate a pic

I want to rotate a pic about 20 degrees.

I can easily do this in PhotoShop...but of course I end up with a larger pic & the white triangles that square off the pic. How do I rotate pic in gimp & end up without the pic cut off.

Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh)
2004-04-05 22:18:11 UTC (almost 21 years ago)

rotate a pic

Le 05.04.2004 22:02, Gracia M. Littauer a écrit :

I want to rotate a pic about 20 degrees.

I can easily do this in PhotoShop...but of course I end up with a larger
pic & the white triangles that square off the pic. How do I rotate pic in gimp & end up without the pic cut off.

Resize the cancas before rotating the picture.

-- Regards
- Jean-Luc

--
Gracia...living in Cooleemee, NC

David Neary
2004-04-05 22:22:12 UTC (almost 21 years ago)

rotate a pic

Hi Gracia,

Gracia M. Littauer wrote:

I want to rotate a pic about 20 degrees.

How do I rotate pic in gimp & end up without the pic cut off.

Use the rotate tool (part of the transform tool in 1.2.x) and set your rotation to 20 degrees. In the tool options make sure that "Clip result" is unchecked (which it is by default) and you will get a new, rotated layer with the extra bits being filled by transparency.

However, the image doesn't get resized, only the active layer (or selection, or path). To resize the image you must use the crop tool in resize mode, or "Image->Canvas size".

Cheers, Dave.

Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh)
2004-04-05 22:26:22 UTC (almost 21 years ago)

rotate a pic

Le 05.04.2004 22:18, Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh) a écrit :

Le 05.04.2004 22:02, Gracia M. Littauer a écrit :

I want to rotate a pic about 20 degrees.

I can easily do this in PhotoShop...but of course I end up with a larger
pic & the white triangles that square off the pic. How do I rotate pic
in gimp & end up without the pic cut off.

Resize the cancas before rotating the picture.

Ooops !
Resize the canVas before rotating the picture.

-- - J-L

--
Regards
- Jean-Luc

--
Gracia...living in Cooleemee, NC

Sven Neumann
2004-04-05 22:49:21 UTC (almost 21 years ago)

rotate a pic

Hi,

"Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh)" writes:

Le 05.04.2004 22:02, Gracia M. Littauer a écrit :

I want to rotate a pic about 20 degrees.

I can easily do this in PhotoShop...but of course I end up with a larger
pic & the white triangles that square off the pic. How do I rotate pic in gimp & end up without the pic cut off.

Resize the cancas before rotating the picture.

Or after rotating the picture. Actually that's simpler since you can use the crop tool, select the size of rotated layer and crop/resize.

Sven

Sven Neumann
2004-04-05 23:20:23 UTC (almost 21 years ago)

rotate a pic

Hi,

David Neary writes:

Use the rotate tool (part of the transform tool in 1.2.x) and set your rotation to 20 degrees. In the tool options make sure that "Clip result" is unchecked (which it is by default) and you will get a new, rotated layer with the extra bits being filled by transparency.

However, the image doesn't get resized, only the active layer (or selection, or path). To resize the image you must use the crop tool in resize mode, or "Image->Canvas size".

Actually, we should probably add a way to rotate the whole image by arbitrary angle and have it expand just like a layer (unless Clip Result is checked). This could be an option in the Image->Rotate menu or it could be a new mode of the transform tools (next to Layer, Selection, Path). Or both.

Sven