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Layers Martin Odile 03 Oct 10:40
  Layers Ofnuts 03 Oct 12:21
   Layers Ross Martinek 03 Oct 14:14
    Layers Olivier 03 Oct 16:16
Martin Odile
2015-10-03 10:40:30 UTC (about 9 years ago)

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Hi,

 

I need to increase the sharpness in some of my photographs but I cannot find the "Value" function in the "layers" menu.

 

Could you let me know where to find it.

 

Thanks very much in advance.

 

Odile Martin

Ofnuts
2015-10-03 12:21:23 UTC (about 9 years ago)

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On 03/10/15 12:40, Martin Odile wrote:

Hi,

I need to increase the sharpness in some of my photographs but I cannot find the "Value" function in the "layers" menu.

Could you let me know where to find it.

Thanks very much in advance.

I wonder what makes you think there is a "Layer>Value" menu entry in Gimp. You must have been reading the wrong manual.

To increase sharpness, see "Filters>Enhance>Sharpen" or the more evolved "Filter>Enhance>Unsharp mask".

See http://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-imaging-photos.html#gimp-using-photography-sharpness

Ross Martinek
2015-10-03 14:14:33 UTC (about 9 years ago)

Layers

I have found The Book of Gimp, by Olivier Lecarme and Karine Delvare to be a marvelous resource, well worth the money for a new GIMPer, especially if you are coming over from the dark side >}:^{D> (Adobe Photoshop).

Ross

On Oct 3, 2015, at 7:21 AM, Ofnuts wrote:

On 03/10/15 12:40, Martin Odile wrote:

Hi,


I need to increase the sharpness in some of my photographs but I cannot find the "Value" function in the "layers" menu.

Could you let me know where to find it.

Thanks very much in advance.

I wonder what makes you think there is a "Layer>Value" menu entry in Gimp. You must have been reading the wrong manual.

To increase sharpness, see "Filters>Enhance>Sharpen" or the more evolved "Filter>Enhance>Unsharp mask".

See http://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-imaging-photos.html#gimp-using-photography-sharpness _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list
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Olivier
2015-10-03 16:16:27 UTC (about 9 years ago)

Layers

Thanks for your positive opinion! It's a pleasure.

Olivier

2015-10-03 16:14 GMT+02:00 Ross Martinek :

I have found The Book of Gimp, by Olivier Lecarme and Karine Delvare to be a marvelous resource, well worth the money for a new GIMPer, especially if you are coming over from the dark side >}:^{D> (Adobe Photoshop).

Ross

On Oct 3, 2015, at 7:21 AM, Ofnuts wrote:

On 03/10/15 12:40, Martin Odile wrote:

Hi,

I need to increase the sharpness in some of my photographs but I cannot

find the "Value" function in the "layers" menu.

Could you let me know where to find it.

Thanks very much in advance.

I wonder what makes you think there is a "Layer>Value" menu entry in

Gimp. You must have been reading the wrong manual.

To increase sharpness, see "Filters>Enhance>Sharpen" or the more evolved

"Filter>Enhance>Unsharp mask".

See

http://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-imaging-photos.html#gimp-using-photography-sharpness

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