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Switzerland conference with a GIMP test Jehan Pagès 10 Nov 13:48
  Switzerland conference with a GIMP test Simon Budig 10 Nov 21:06
   Switzerland conference with a GIMP test Jehan Pagès 11 Nov 14:20
Jehan Pagès
2014-11-10 13:48:36 UTC (about 10 years ago)

Switzerland conference with a GIMP test

Hey,

Someone from the Scribus team showed me this video of a conference in Switzerland where there has also been a presentation of GIMP (apparently by an "Adobe certified PS trainer"!) and from what I have been told, they compare GIMP and Photoshop, and that was not shameful at all for GIMP, which came back with a pretty good image. Well that's what I've been told since my understanding of German is very lacking (as people who met me at LGM can attest), so I don't really understand what they say in the video. Below the exact description which was given to me:

« I recently attended a conference in Switzerland, where the organisers had set up a Mac with Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, GIMP, Acrobat and Scribus installed. The monitor was one of those insanely expensive EIZO screens used in the high-end printing business. Once the operators had figured out that they had to disable the system colour management and instead completely rely on lcms2, which is used by GIMP, jaws were dropping: no difference in quality between GIMP and Photoshop! They had a similar experience with Acrobat and Scribus's PDF engine, btw ;)

Also interesting: The guy who presented GIMP at the conference was an Adobe-certified PS trainer. If you understand German, here's a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=UUvh8ExC80TFoJlGpYlb-JxQ&v=zDHVNNAH6rs&feature=player_detailpage »

Well I know many people speak German in this mailing list and the GIMP project in general. You may like this then. :-) Have fun!

Jehan

P.S.: maybe this info has already been spread around since I'm usually the late one on the news. If so, sorry for posting old news.

Simon Budig
2014-11-10 21:06:02 UTC (about 10 years ago)

Switzerland conference with a GIMP test

Jehan Pags (jehan.marmottard@gmail.com) wrote:

Well that's what I've been told since my understanding of German is very lacking (as people who met me at LGM can attest), so I don't really understand what they say in the video.

Thanks for the link.

Don't feel bad for not understanding the german - it is actually Schwitzerdtsch (swiss german), which is quite different from the regular "high" german. In fact I have a hard time understanding more than a few isolated fragments...

Bye, Simon

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Jehan Pagès
2014-11-11 14:20:46 UTC (about 10 years ago)

Switzerland conference with a GIMP test

Hi,

On Mon, Nov 10, 2014 at 10:06 PM, Simon Budig wrote:

Jehan Pagès (jehan.marmottard@gmail.com) wrote:

Well that's what I've been told since my understanding of German is very lacking (as people who met me at LGM can attest), so I don't really understand what they say in the video.

Thanks for the link.

Don't feel bad for not understanding the german - it is actually Schwitzerdütsch (swiss german), which is quite different from the regular "high" german. In fact I have a hard time understanding more than a few isolated fragments...

Ahahah. I see. Well even regular German, I would have had a hard time anyway. ;-)

Jehan

Bye,
Simon

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