Meet_the_Gimp_Videopodcast_Episode_037_2Minutes_edits

Meet the Gimp! is a weekly video podcast or tutorial about the Gimp graphics software from the viewpoint of a digital photographer. More information at http://meetthegimp.org This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Germany License. Episode 037: The Two Minute Holiday Shot Edit March 18th, 2008 I was in Berlin for four days last week. And I only took a point and shoot digital camera with me. So this episode covers quick editing of holiday pictures, done in two minutes. In this short time one can only do the basic stuff. And so I give you some easy recipes for getting more out of your snapshots. If you take this small amount of time, your images will get a lot better. * Rotate them, so that they are level * Adjust the perspective to get these falling lines out * Find a good crop * Adjust the contrast with the curves tool, applying an S-curve helps in most cases * Double the layer and use a layer mask to apply your edits only to a part of the image. Get more light into a dark corner or dim down a bright spot * Double the layer and use overlay or screen mode to change the overall contrast in an image. Use the opacity slider to adjust the strength of this effect. Try other modes, sometimes they work really good. Donâ??t forget the challenge! Make a monochrome image and post it in our meetthegimp.org photogroup at 23 and be sure to use the tag â??mtg-monochromeâ??. The challenge ends March 31 1600GMT and Iâ??ll draw a winner by random choice.

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