Episode 004: A Ship in the Fog (2) – Correcting Colours: 00:22 Welcome; 00:43 Correcting colour using curves; 01:43 Correcting colour using a layer; 02:28 Multiply layer; 03:25 Change the colour of the multiply layer; 04:39 Adjust the ammount of correction using opacity; 05:30 Adding blue; 05:52 Screen mode layer; 08:07 The End

Episode 005: A ship in the fog (3) – off to the print shop!: 00:21 Welcome; 00:52 Make it pop; 01:10 Multiply layer; 02:40 Add a layer mask; 04:25 Checking you’re painting on the layer mask; 09:26 Change the order of the layers; 11:14 Blur the layer mask; 12:25 Selective editing; 12:50 Healing tool; 15:30 Clone tool; 16:38 Preparing for printer; 16:45 Changing aspect ratio using Canvas Size; 18:10 A new layer for the background; 18:47 Printer guidelines; 21:06 About the blog; 21:40 Learning to see workshop; 22:27 The End

Episode 006: Selective sharpening: 00:22 Welcome; 01:00 The original image; 01:25 Why we want to selectively sharpen; 02:38 Copy the layer and add a layer mask; 04:00 Edge-Detect on the layer mask; 06:40 Blur the layer mask; 07:12 Increase contrast using curves; 08:34 Sharpen the image; 10:25 Fine tuning; 14:35 How sharpening works; 15:49 tips from the top floor; 18:26 The End

Episode 007: The Curves tool: 00:25 Site statistics; 02:10 Curves tool; 03:29 – separate colour curves; 04:30 – sampling the image; 04:55 – translation function curve; 07:20 – linear vs. logarithmic mode; 08:24 – curve type; 08:59 – save/open curve; 09:35 – using the tool – S curve; 10:45 – loosing information; 12:46 The End

Episode 008: Questions and Answers: 00:22 Welcome; 00:40 News; 02:12 Sample points question; 04:15 – trying it out; 07:04 Colour picker; 08:19 – sample merged; 09:20 – sample average; 09:55 Compressing .xcf files automatically; 10:45 Blog video quality question; 12:39 Non destructive curves? – No; 13:20 Begining Gimp book; 15:20 Photocast network; 16:28 The End

Episode 009: Saving a Chapel (…..from underexposure): 00:23 Welcome; 00:33 The original image by Norman; 01:33 EXIF information; 04:39 Re-sizing (just for the show); 05:18 Rotating by measuring; 08:00 Make a layer copy and use the curves tool; 10:23 Another layer copy for the sky; 10:50 Add a layer mask; 11:16 Gradient tool; 17:23 Overlay layer; 18:27 Cropping to a fixed aspect ratio; 20:30 Sharpening; 21:50 Save the image as jpg; 22:38 Re-size for web; 24:52 Thank you and goodbye; 25:59 I’m back!; 26:39 Fixing the sea; 31:52 Closing remarks; 34:13 The End

Episode 010: Rescuing the chapel from the rescue (Dodging and Burning): 00:25 Episode 9 update; 01:16 Previous episode mistake; 02:14 Correcting the mistake; 03:00 – new layer mask; 08:15 Dealing with the halos; 08:51 Deliberate mistake with the gradient tool!; 10:07 How avoid the mistake; 11:33 Adjust the sky; 12:15 The origins of dodging and burning; 13:29 Dodging and burning Rolf’s way; 13:38 – new layer; 14:40 – dodging; 16:40 – burning; 19:19 Thanks; 19:52 The End

Episode 011: RAW converting with UFRaw: 00:23 Welcome; 01:53 How a digital camera works; 05:50 RAW conversion; 07:30 ICC Colour Profile; 09:04 Running UFRaw; 11:00 Setting up the colour management; 14:05 Exposure controls; 15:50 White balance settings; 16:30 Rolf’s workflow; 21:18 Base Curves; 22:22 Luminosity, saturation curves; 25:22 Crop and rotate; 26:00 EXIF Information; 27:00 Saving the image; 31:00 the End

Episode 012: RAW, JPEG, TIFF????? What? When? Why?: 00:23 Welcome; 01:05 Digital camera sensor size; 06:56 Colour Depth; 11:14 Compression; 13:29 File Formats; 14:18 Which file format to use; 21:07 The End

Episode 013: A Triptych and a Challenge for You!: 00:24 Welcome to triptychs; 04:44 The source images; 07:46 Resizing the images; 09:25 Make the background; 12:40 Placing the images on separate layers; 16:36 Set the background colour; 17:10 Frame each image using layers; 20:45 Frame the triptych by stroking selection; 24:50 Fine-tune the images; 25:00 Use curves to get part of the image right; 28:38 Use layer-mask to isolate other part of image; 36:52 Add a caption using the text tool; 40:00 Save the file; 40:40 Resize for the web; 41:05 Sharpen the individual images; 43:00 Re-do the caption; 44:16 Re-save as JPEG; 44:53 23hq.com; 46:15 – mtg-triptych tag; 47:55 – Add image to Meet The Gimp group; 51:42 The End

Episode 014: Liquid Rescaling, Seam Carving and COWS!: 00:23 Welcome; 00:32 Liquid rescaling; 02:34 Getting the plug-in; 03:24 The start image; 03:50 Shrinking the standard way; 05:07 Shrink using liquid rescale; 06:40 Comparing the two results; 08:40 Protecting some areas; 10:25 Removing some parts; 10:55 Running the plug-in; 12:58 Making a panorama; 15:50 Not quite so wide; 16:55 Stretching the panorama again; 20:10 23hq photo sharing; 24:13 The end

Episode 015: RAW to the rescue! Mini-HDR: 00:23 Welcome; 00:34 Triptych challenge; 02:55 More on liquid rescale; 05:36 Red Hat Magazine; 07:04 The Lensbaby source image; 09:47 Raw conversion using UFRaw; 14:30 Open in Gimp; 15:00 Add TIFF as a new layer; 16:00 Aligning the layers; 18:18 Add a layer mask; 21:45 Adjust the hue-saturation; 25:46 Crop the image; 28:40 Reduce the file size by cropping the top layer; 30:00 Remove a distraction using the clone tool; 34:48 Resize for web; 37:40 Sharpening; 42:23 The End

Episode 016: And the Winner is…. / Frames and Triptychs in a new Way: 00:23 Welcome; 00:34 Gimp 2.4; 01:30 Meet The Gimp web site; 03:28 Interview with John Arnold from Photowalkthrough; 11:07 Alternative triptych method; 13:00 – create a canvas; 13:44 – add the images as layers; 15:20 – scale the layers; 19:50 – add a layer mask; 20:40 – make the edges ragged; 24:20 (Tip for guides); 25:05 – Change the composition by moving a layer; 28:27 Triptych contest entries; 33:12 The End

Episode 017: Selecting Selections Part 1: 00:23 Welcome; 00:32 Focus Ring podcast; 01:11 Meet The Gimp Blog; 03:15 Gimp.org documentation; 04:45 What is a selection?; 05:58 Removing a selection; 06:20 Selection options; 06:35 – replacing the selection; 06:52 – add to selection; 08:10 – subtract from selection; 09:05 – intersect with current selection; 10:00 – using keyboard modifiers for selection mode; 11:52 – feathered edges; 14:20 – rounded corners; 17:20 – expand from centre; 19:30 – fixed aspect ratio; 20:57 – highlight; 21:17 – fixed size and position; 22:22 Guides; 25:45 Free Select Tool; 27:55 Quick mask; 33:23 Hello Poland and Norway; 35:14 The End

Episode 018: Selecting Selections (Part 2): 00:23 Welcome; 00:32 Meet The Gimp web-site; 03:45 Fuzzy Select Tool; 06:15 – threshold; 08:40 – changing threshold dynamically; 10:00 – selecting by hue; 11:55 Colour select tool; 12:40 Intelligent Scissors; 16:45 Foreground select tool; 21:00 The Feed; 22:39 The End

Episode 019: Paaanoooraaamaaa! and a Challenge for You!: 00:23 Welcome; 00:30 Chinese panoramic paintings; 03:52 Hugin; 05:10 – field of view and focal length; 06:36 – projections; 09:45 Pictures of Bremen; 14:40 Panorama Challenge; 16:30 the End

Episode 020: Easy Animation: 00:23 Welcome; 00:35 New feed; 01:44 Linux Phototgraphy blog; 03:15 The basics of animation; 05:20 Examine an example; 06:23 Indexed colour map; 07:30 Look at the frames (layers); 09:55 Creating a new animation; 13:04 Put the images into RGB mode; 15:00 Start assembling; 15:45 Blend images together; 18:45 Playing the animation; 19:00 Name the layers to control the speed; 23:50 Save as GIF and index the colour map; 25:59 The Panorama Challenge; 27:47 The End

Episode 021: I warp and more fun with animations: 00:23 Welcome; 00:33 Video Table of Contents; 00:55 Thank you to Jeff; 02:58 IWarp plugin; 04:00 Deformation modes; 07:30 Animate; 09:25 Viewer feedback on animations; 10:41 Copy Visible; 11:36 Animation blending; 13:30 Something incredible!; 13:40 Morphing using GAP; 19:07 Panorama Challenge; 21:03 The End

Episode 022: The Secrets of the Unsharp Mask: 00:23 Welcome; 01:50 Unsharp mask; 06:53 Local contrast enhancement using unsharp mask; 14:10 Add layermask to control effect; 18:00 Micro detail enhancement; 23:00 Hints for the audience; 26:44 The food arrives!; 28:48 Ready to Record; 29:59 The End

Episode 023: Colours, Colors and Dialogs: 00:23 Welcome; 01:10 About colour; 03:07 Colour spaces; 06:40 Selecting colours in Gimp; 07:05 – Scales; 10:46 – Wheel; 11:56 – Gimp; 13:19 – Watercolour; 14:15 – Palette; 14:40 – CMYK; 18:51 Foreground and Background colours; 20:30 Colour Picker; 21:40 Meet the gimp Photogroup on 23hq; 26:28 The End

Episode 024: Lots of Panoramas and a Phat Batch: 00:23 Welcome; 00:40 What’s on today; 01:25 Panorama challenge slideshow; 08:30 Interview with Chris Marquardt; 15:20 Panorama Challenge Winner; 18:00 Phatch – batch processing; 28:13 Requests for help; 32:34 The End

Episode 025: A Winter Morning: 00:23 Welcome; 00:30 The original image; 01:50 The objective; 02:40 Altering the colour balance in UFRaw; 08:00 Combine the images in Gimp as layers; 09:19 Rotating the two layers; 11:52 Cropping; 14:06 Add a layer mask and edit it; 20:30 Fine-tuning the layer mask; 22:20 Use clone tool to remove unwanted features; 24:30 Extra edits; 26:45 Re-size for the web; 28:00 Sharpen using Unsharp mask; 28:52 Frohe Weihnachten; 29:44 the End

Episode 026: New Year Resolutions: 00:23 Welcome; 00:50 Resolutions; 02:25 Changing resolution; 06:59 The End

Episode 027: Sketching: 00:23 Welcome; 00:54 Sketch effect by Joseph; 01:10 – Blur layer and invert; 02:34 – Merge layers and adjust contrast using levels; 04:00 – Create a border; 07:14 – Gimp.org tutorials; 07:50 Rolf explains how it works; 09:00 – Blur a layer to do edge detection; 12:00 – Using levels to define the edges; 13:15 Request for help; 14:32 Commenting on a viewer’s photo; 19:29 The End

Episode 028: Are 8 Bit enough?: 00:23 Welcome; 00:38 Interview with Joel Cornuz from the Linux Photography Blog; 23:43 Linux Photography Website; 25:25 The End

Episode 029: Drawing Tools: 00:23 Welcome; 00:39 Pencil Tool; 01:05 Paintbrush; 02:22 – opacity; 04:15 – incremental; 04:33 – spacing; 06:13 – size; 08:13 Pressure sensitivity when using a tablet; 08:30 – opacity; 09:19 – hardness; 09:50 – size; 09:59 – colour; 10:46 – colour from gradient; 13:25 Drawing straight lines; 14:50 Picking a colour to draw with; 15:35 Eraser; 17:32 The End

Episode 030: Brushes: 00:23 Welcome; 00:32 Brush option – apply jitter; 02:00 More about the Eraser; 04:00 Brushes; 07:30 Clipboard brush; 10:20 Editing brushes; 14:18 Online Gimp manual; 15:45 Downloading brushes from the web; 19:00 Where to put downloaded brushes; 20:55 Loading new brushes into Gimp; 24:29 The End

Episode 031: A double face and more selections: 00:23 Welcome; 00:32 Photocast Network; 02:26 Two faces video by Torsten Kunkel; 09:06 Stroke selection; 11:03 Video by Michael Sch�nitzer about auto-shrinking selections; 15:10 The End

Episode 032: Fade to Gray – Monochrome conversion (1): 00:34 Introductions; 02:34 Example image 1 – Breadfruit; 03:44 Example image 2 – Leaves; 05:25 Example image 3 – Mountains; 05:59 Example image 4 – Grand Canyon; 07:20 Example image 5 – Yellowstone lake; 07:26 Black and White photography advice; 09:00 The original image; 09:50 Method 1 – Mode to greyscale; 10:30 – Curves adjustment; 12:43 Method 2 – Desaturate; 14:38 – Comparing desaturation methods; 16:13 Colour Channels in brief; 19:59 The End

Episode 033: The Channel Mixer – Monochrome conversion (2): 00:34 Site statistics and plugging; 04:12 Parrot example image; 05:06 The problem with simple desaturation; 06:00 Cambridge in Colour tutorials; 09:56 Channel Mixer; 11:20 – Average settings; 11:47 – Preserve luminosity; 14:32 Double face re-visited; 15:00 – Convert to monochrome using the channel mixer; 17:57 – Colour matching; 19:00 – Curves adjustment; 20:01 – Blur the grain; 21:52 The Gimp web-site; 23:10 Next episode – a better way; 23:44 The Black and White Challenge; 26:59 The End

Episode 034: Full Control! – Monochrome conversion (3): 00:34 Introduction; 02:50 The leaf picture again; 03:26 The colour channels; 04:40 Decompose; 06:26 The colour layers; 08:00 Mixing the layers; 09:20 Understanding the layer mixing numbers; 10:15 Examining the layers; 11:57 Adjusting the layers; 13:00 – Curves on the blue layer; 15:00 – And a layer mask; 16:50 Summary; 18:50 The Black and White Challenge; 19:30 – Slide show; 22:36 The web-site; 24:49 The End

Episode 035: A Pack of Filters: 00:34 Lenswork Extended; 02:00 Monochrome challenge; 03:18 The original image; 04:20 The Filter Pack; 04:35 – make the preview bigger; 05:21 – only preview a selection; 06:15 – adjust the hue of the highlights; 08:58 – adjust the value (lightness); 09:23 – adjust the saturation; 10:50 – The advanced options; 12:35 – Apply the filter; 14:29 The End

Episode 036: Nightvision on a lazy Sunday Afternoon: 00:35 Welcome; 02:14 The original image by Stuart Martin; 03:28 The problems with the image; 06:50 Examine using UFRaw; 08:40 – change the colour temperature; 09:15 – change the exposure; 10:18 – Make the second version of the image; 13:15 – Make the third version of the image; 14:03 Put the 3 images as layers; 15:54 Plan the composistion; 17:19 Rotating all the layers together; 19:40 Cropping; 22:50 Combining the layers; 23:49 Add a layer mask; 30:25 The Blog; 31:06 The Black and White Challenge; 32:26 Request for help with WordPress; 33:20 The End

Episode 037: The Two Minute Holiday Shot Edit: 00:23 Photos of Berlin; 02:49 Photo 1; 03:28 – Curves to suit part of the image; 04:15 – Add a layer mask; 06:00 – Add an overlay layer; 06:34 – Save the tweaked version; 07:00 – Resize for web and sharpen; 08:04 – Save the small version; 09:05 Photo 2; 10:15 – Perspective tool; 12:25 – Crop tool; 13:33 Photo 3; 14:28 – Rotate tool; 15:50 – Crop tool; 16:45 – Rotate tool with a different centre of rotation; 18:55 Photo 4; 19:34 – Image Transform rotation; 20:37 Photo 5 (See episode 38); 21:04 Summary; 24:59 The End

Episode 038: A Python in a Barrel: 00:23 Update from the last episode; 01:50 Lens Distortion; 06:02 Comments on the blog; 08:47 Programming in Python; 09:40 – Discussion on the blog; 10:56 – Explaining the Python program; 20:33 – Procedure browser; 25:31 – Parameters; 27:35 – Error messages; 29:30 – Adding a new layer; 32:33 – Summary; 34:01 “23″ image hosting; 36:09 The End

Episode 039: Different Tones and a View into the NEAR Future: 00:00 Gimp 2.6 preview; 02:27 About the Blog; 04:28 Flickr; 05:28 Example of split toning; 07:00 Start point – sewer repairs; 08:00 Making a duo-tone; 12:45 Add the second tone; 17:00 Turning it into tri-tone; 19:40 Suport files

Episode 040: Talking head: 00:23 It’s Rolf; 00:50 The monochrome challenge – the winner; 04:29 Perspective distortion; 11:40 Correction to episode 39; 17:44 Colourising the layers; 20:14 Libre Graphics Meeting; 21:59 the End

Episode 041: Is it a Hammer?: 00:23 Welcome; 00:30 Resizing the Meet The Gimp logo using Gimp; 01:55 Creating the Logo in Inkscape – a video by Heathenx; 27:34 Comparing the vector and raster logos; 30:48 SVG file; 31:40 screencasters.heathenx.org; 33:01 The End

Episode 042: Don’t panic: 00:23 Welcome from Rolf on camera in Seefeld; 00:55 A first look at Gimp 2.5; 04:47 – Polygon selection tool; 05:43 Processing a sunset; 06:11 – Corrective rotation; 07:10 – Curves adjustment; 08:20 – Healing tool to remove unwanted birds; 10:35 – Crop; 11:56 Video by Joseph about the Foreground Selection Tool; 12:21 – Rough select then mark the foreground; 12:50 – Fine tune the selection; 15:00 – The SIOX algorithm; 15:45 – options; 22:12 The End

Episode 043: Brand New and Stone Age: 00:23 Welcome; 01:02 Rawstudio introduction; 05:55 Example of using Rawstudio; 06:00 – Prioritising images; 10:40 – Cropping; 12:10 – Colour temperature; 13:00 – Exposure, Saturation and contrast; 13:30 – Curves; 14:48 – Sharpening; 15:50 – Exporting; 16:28 Lith film; 23:02 Emulating darkroom techniques; 24:14 – Emulating lith film; 30:50 Switching off the layer boundary; 32:14 The End

Episode 044: Splitting myself!: 00:24 Welcome; 00:33 Introducing Simon Taylor; 01:20 Taking the source images; 04:23 Choosing the images to use; 06:30 Select the parts to use; 10:02 Fine tuning the edges; 18:20 Fine tuning the individual pieces; 23:40 Crop to the final size; 24:30 Use copy visible to get a completed layer; 25:40 Curves adjustment; 28:44 The End

Episode 045: The Right Colours! (nearly…..): 00:18 Welcome; 00:28 The new title music; 01:00 Quality; 02:08 Monitor calibration; 03:46 Cambridge in Colour online; 05:12 Stand-alone software; 09:32 Gamma; 13:55 Colour management on Linux Photography blog; 14:27 Digital Quality for printing; 18:00 Next Week; 19:45 The End

Episode 046: Getting rid of People!: 00:20 Welcome; 00:30 The Blog; 02:26 The source images; 05:40 Aligning the images in x-y using guide lines; 07:00 Aligning the images by rotation; 09:25 Remembering to rotate around the right point; 12:36 Add a layer mask and paint on it; 16:35 Rotate both layers together; 19:30 Crop; 20:30 Loose the runner; 22:00 Match the tone using the curves tool; 22:28 Summary; 23:25 23hq Photo group; 24:57 The End

Episode 047: Saving for the Web, CYMK or CMYK on a new server: 00:21 Welcome; 01:42 Video from Andrew A. Gill about CMYK; 08:29 Links to further information; 09:22 Examples of CMYK printing; 13:20 Save for the web plug-in; 14:35 Compiling the plug-in for Linux; 17:12 Trying the plug-in; 21:39 Request for help; 27:31 The End

Episode 048: Straight Lines (and a not so straight life): 00:19 Welcome; 02:00 Surprise package; 04:08 Meet the Gimp licencing conditions; 05:33 Going to Croatia; 07:05 Drawing simple figures; 07:37 – straight lines; 08:07 – square using stroke selection; 09:10 – elipse; 09:26 – arbitrary shapes using the paths tool; 11:25 The End

Episode 049: Making a Hat: 00:19 Welcome; 01:00 Inkscape recommendation; 01:40 Start with a new image; 03:30 Plan the drawing with a quick sketch; 04:25 Draw the brim using the elipse selection and a radial gradient; 06:49 Draw the hole with a bi-linear gradient; 07:30 Save the selection as a channel; 09:40 Draw the top of the hat using the saved selection; 12:30 Add a background; 15:30 Draw the speach bubble by converting selction to path; 18:35 Add the text; 20:00 Drop shadow; 20:50 Support Meet The Gimp; 25:56 The End

Episode 050: Comics: 00:19 Welcome; 01:39 Gimp group on Flickr; 04:13 The start image; 05:00 Save an xcf copy before starting; 06:20 Clean up the image using the clone tool; 11:00 The parts of the comic image; 11:40 Make the ink layers using the threshold tool; 21:28 Make the lines layers using the edge detect tool; 25:10 Make the colour and saturation layers; 27:00 Fine tuning and experimenting; 37:27 Summary; 40:11 the End

Episode 051: Contrasts from Belize: 00:18 Off to Croatia – Slobodni Festival 2; 02:02 The Linux Darkroom; 02:40 Geography Lesson; 03:22 High contrast image from Belize; 06:04 – Try curves adjustment; 07:48 – Overlay layer; 08:47 – Overlay in monochrome; 11:36 – Selective tweaking; 17:12 Thoughts about episodes 50 and 49; 20:39 The End

Episode 052: Clear the Sky!: 00:19 Takeoff!; 04:30 The problem image; 05:50 Look at the histogram; 06:33 Try adjusting the curves; 07:25 Levels tool; 08:50 – Manual adjustment; 13:53 – Auto adjustment; 14:53 – Pick the points; 17:50 Curves tool; 19:45 Layers; 19:53 – Overlay mode; 21:12 – Burn mode; 23:40 Comparing the images; 26:03 Further tweaking; 27:02 – reducing the effect using a layer mask; 30:29 The End

Episode 053: In the USSR the Posters are watching YOU!: 00:22 Update to episode 52 – copy visible; 04:09 Burn mode – Gimp documentation; 05:53 The old shows; 06:00 Video from Andrew A. Gill; 06:27 – Poster Art; 07:00 – Start image – chopped into pieces; 08:00 – Posterizing with more control; 08:50 – Colouring; 10:17 – Saving in indexed mode; 13:00 Make your own video for Meet The Gimp; 14:20 Comparing the results of poster art; 16:23 The Old Ink Challenge; 18:30 Extras; 18:53 Gimp 2.5 features; 22:50 The End

Episode 054: Cakovec Castle and Forum: 00:40 The Old Ink Challenge; 07:00 The new forum; 10:50 Painting without overlap or gaps; 15:20 How to shoot a castle; 18:20 Postprocessing the castle image; 18:50 Rotate; 20:30 Crop; 24:20 Clone a powerline out; 31:10 Boosting the colours with curves; 33:00 Enhance the sky with a masked layer in multiply mode

Episode 055: hic sunt dracones – Adventures in LABland: 01:30 Selecting areas of same opacity (update for #54); 04:00 Colour spaces; 06:47 LAB colour space; 14:22 LAB degrades images in 8 bit; 18:37 Cinepaint; 21:36 Visualisation of the colourspace by Cinepaint; 22:36 Converting to LAB; 24:00 Correcting colours with the curves tool in LAB; 27:10 Playing with the colours (No real information after this point); Music “Lazy Ass” by John Pazdan; 33:00 Saving the curve for the large image

Episode 056: Meaningful Black and Ironing Aprons: 01:30 Old Ink challenge update; 01:55 Forum update; 04:40 Daniel’s “Story Ever Telling”; 06:25 Meaningful Black; 09:42 – Zone System; 12:00 – Finding the Black Point; 16:05 – Twisting the curves; 19:00 – Building a Plugin; 20:10 Ironing an Apron with GIMP

Episode 057: BLOOD!: 00:18 Welcome; 00:30 Meaningful black script; 01:24 Dripping blood request; 02:15 Phillipe begins; 02:45 Start with normal text; 03:55 Blur and threshold to make letters fatter; 04:55 Draw drips using paint brush then blur and threshold again; 07:55 Threshold and blur summary from Rolf; 09:40 Create two new layers for letters and shadows; 11:10 Blur the bump layer; 12:15 Use the lighting effects filter bump map to make the letters look 3D; 13:30 Blur the shadow layer and offset it; 14:25 Summary of lighting effects filter by Rolf; 20:15 Thanks to Phillipe; 20:40 What’s coming up; 22:07 The End

Episode 058: White is Grey – and Black too!: 00:27 Ansel Adams and the Zone System; 07:00 Calibrating your camera for the Zone System; 09:36 Plugins in the Forum; 11:25 Working with the “Zone Adjustment Plugin”, formerly know as “meaningful Black”; 12:23 Detaching menues in GIMP; 12:50 Sample Points; 15:25 Finding the Dark and Bright point; 19:40 Using the plugint; 25:25 The proof: white is grey – and black too!

Episode 059: Motion captured in colours: 01:22 Camera calibration for the simple zone system; 04:00 Using the histogram dialog; 13:00 Please report your results; 13:50 Diana Thater; 15:15 Combining three images for a motion series; 18:15 Registering with layer mode “difference”; 20:00 Checking for rotation; 21:00 Cropping; 23:20 Decomposing and recombining; 28:30 Working in monochrome

Episode 060: Divide!: 00:30 Setting display options; 03:24 Zone System Philosophy; 10:20 How to chose a way to tackle a problem in Gimp; 18:22 Correct a vignette or light falloff; 23:30 Using burn mode to emphasize colours

Episode 061: Up to the Stars!: 00:18 Welcome; 01:13 Welcome from Phillipe; 02:00 Create a starfield using blurred HSV Noise; 04:25 Add sparkle to some stars using the Sparkle filter; 06:15 Add a sun using the Supernova filter; 07:20 Create a galaxy using the Whirl and Pinch filter; 09:40 Use the Spread filter to give the galaxy some detail; 12:10 Create an interstellar dust cloud using the Difference Clouds filter; 14:00 Create a planet texture using motion blurred RGB noise; 17:05 Distort the texture using IWarp; 18:00 Create the plant from the texture using Map Object; 20:20 Give the planet some atmosphere; 24:40 Create some rings using the Polar Coordinates filter; 27:40 Put the rings behind the planet; 28:20 Put the planet’s shadow on the rings; 30:40 Fine tuning; 32:00 Comments from Rolf; 34:52 The End

Episode 062: Noise in the Dark!: 03:15 Edit/Fade; 09:55 The image in UFRaw; 14:45 Noise; 16:40 Noise reduction in UFRaw; 19:10 Comparing the images; 22:50 The Plan; 23:35 Making a layer mask with “Edge Detect”; 29:40 Recap; 30:40 Fine tuning with another layer; 38:50 Rotating; 41:50 Cropping

Episode 063: More Noises in the Dark!: 03:00 Reducing Chroma Noise in UFRaw; 06:00 Register an additional image into the layer stack; 06:30 Moving the layer to a register point; 08:40 Setting the center point for rotation; 13:20 Cropping the layer to the image size; 14:00 Checking the results; 15:30 Recap; 16:20 Why the Neon Filter?; 18:10 When is an image finished?; 19:40 Save as a new one layer image

Episode 064: First Impressions of GIMP 2.6: 00:58 Welcome; 01:15 The obvious changes; 01:53 Thanks to the Gimp developers; 02:28 The curves tool; 04:43 The free/polygon select tool; 05:45 Use GEGL option; 06:49 The release notes; 07:55 Ubuntu package; 08:26 New format for the podcast; 10:27 The End

Episode 065: Roaring 16 Bit!: 01:22 Ferrari and 2CV; 03:00 Learning from others; 10:30 The Background; 11:30 Selecting a font; 12:30 Modify the writing in a path; 19:30 Bumpmapping; 23:10 Getting the Chrome on; 27:00 Reflection of the surroundings; 32:00 Adding some sun glare; 36:00 Adjusting the reflections, fine tuning; 39:40 Repaint your car in a second!; 40:00 Homework for you!

Episode 066: Setting up GIMP 2.6 and looking into the future: 00:20 Housekeeping – New shows, file formats, feeds and so on; 04:40 Look at 2.7, 2.8 and further; 11:50 Why not 16 bit in 2.8; 12:40 Setting up 2.6; 14:20 Preferences dialogue; 14:30 Environment; 15:30 User interface, previews and keyboard shortcuts; 16:00 Theme – Big or small icons; 16:40 Help system; 17:20 Tool options; 18:55 Toolbox; 19:10 Default image; 19:30 Image window; 20:10 Display; 20:50 Input devices – activating a Wacom tablet; 24:10 Tweaking gimprc for getting rid of the drop space in the toolbox; 28:00 Configuring the dockable dialogs; 30:30 Selecting tools for the Toolbox; 34:00 Recap

Episode 067: Look into my Eyes!: 01:15 Making a new image and preparing it; 01:35 Selecting and choosing colours; 02:20 Introduction to brush dynamics; 10:40 Preparing the texture; 12:20 Applying wind; 13:40 Distortion with Iwarp; 15:55 Readying the texture and applying Polar Coordinate; 17:30 Dodging and Burning; 19:05 Inserting in face image and final adjustments

Episode 068: CRASH! (Follow up to the ‘Set Up 2.6′ Episode): 00:18 Apologies for the delay; 01:37 Answers to comments; 04:31 – Adding and locking tool tabs; 06:50 – Manual page for gimprc file; 08:13 – Portable Gimp; 09:24 – Instalation problems; 11:20 – GEGL; 14:10 Selection tool options; 16:13 The End

Episode 069: Burn and Dodge: 00:20 Hello from Rolf and requesting assistance with Meet The Gimp; 06:00 The dodge and burn tool; 06:34 – the origin of dodge and burn; 08:00 – using an overlay layer instead (Episode 10); 09:49 – the built-in tool; 12:50 – it’s destructive; 14:23 Dodge and burn using overlay layers; 14:49 – make the layers; 16:33 – set up the layer masks; 22:08 What’s coming in future episodes; 23:24 The End

Episode 070: It’s dripping drops: 00:50 Studying nature; 04:50 Setting up background and texture; 07:00 Setting ilumination; 07:50 Giving a shape to the drops; 10:10 Creating new layers; 11:50 Selecting alpha channel; 12:20 Filling and blurring the effects layers; 15:40 Moving and cutting highlights and shadows; 18:20 Displacing the background texture; 20:35 Over sharping texture; 22:30 Tuning highlight and specular reflection; 34:05 Bonus (The file in question is in the companion zip archive)

Episode 071: Choices: 00:20 US presidential election; 01:02 Animated US flag; 01:55 – Create the mapping layer; 04:00 – Create the animation layers; 04:20 – Displacement and bump mapping; 06:20 – Move the background; 07:10 – Repeat on all the layers; 08:35 – Perspective distortion; 09:35 – Background image; 11:10 – Add the animation layers; 12:04 – Flag pole; 14:38 – Save the animation; 17:05 Forum – increasing contrast; 19:25 Trying the new technique; 20:10 – Make a monochrome layer; 21:48 – Layer mode to value; 24:34 The End

Episode 072: A Letter from Max: 00:20 Background; 03:00 Texture for paper; 03:05 Link to the original PS tutorial PSDTUTS (Vintage Fifties Letter); 03:30 Gimpressionist for paper texture; 04:11 Airmail border pattern; 05:44 Pattern fill from clipboard; 06:47 Make the border; 08:40 Grunge on the border with Plasma; 09:50 Create a stamp; 11:33 Make the perforation with a spaced paint brush; 13:24 King Wilber on the stamp; 14:52 Creating a rubber stamp; 17:09 Waving lines with the Curve Bend filter; 20:08 Smushing the ink stamp; 22:05 Address; 22:42 Font from “dafont.com”; 24:04 Aging the letter with a bump map; 26:25 Use in a web logo; 29:44 The End

Episode 073: Layers: 00:30 The helpers; 03:18 The TOC Project – Help Kevin!; 05:10 Layers; 05:20 What’s an image?; 07:00 Alpha Channel; 08:30 Locking a layer; 08:50 Layer modes; 10:20 Documentation at gimp.org; 13:10 Tips in the forum: Contrast reduction; 17:10 Visibility toggling; 18:00 Changing the layer order; 18:40 Protect the alpha channel; 19:00 Creating new layers; 20:40 Layer masks; 23:30 Showing and disabeling layer masks; 24:15 Text layers; 26:40 Editing a text layer; 27:30 Loosing the text properties; 29:00 Learning by doing

Episode 074: Wrap 10, Philippe!: 00:50 – Concept; 02;50 – Forum discussion; 05:00 – Accentuating value contrast; 06:10 – Choosing and resizing a texture; 08:20 – Masking; 16:10 – Giving volume to the texture; 22:00 – Setting layer mode and tuning; 22:40 – Enhancing the shadows using a contrasted color channel

Episode 075: Urban Paradise (1): 00:45 How I made the image; 02:20 Selecting the image; 06:50 Making a plan; 09:30 Defining a crop; 13:40 Cropping help with a black bar; 16:10 Looking for tilt and deformation; 17:00 Cromatic abberation; 17:45 Zoom memory; 18:00 Lighting issues; 22:00 Rotating on a separate layer; 26:10 Making the crop; 31:10 The second crop; 33:15 Locking the layers; 33:35 Good bye

Epsiode 076: UFRaw revisited: 00:00 Intro; 00:26 Statistics; 01:50 Pascal’s e-mail blog.pcode.nl; 04:16 – Fire up UFRaw!; 04:30 – Color matrix vs. Color profile; 05:57 – Working Color Space Profile; 06:33 – Rendering Intent Option; 08:50 – Details Restauration & Highlight Clippings; 10:13 – Import base curves from .NCV; 10:26 – Auto black point correction works perfectly!; 11:13 – New features in new version of UFRaw; 11:36 – LensFun; 14:00 – Fix chromatic aberration; 15:57 – Optical Vignetting; 16:23 – Lens distortion – Panotools; 17:16 – Lens geometry; 19:18 Outro

Episode 077: Convoluting the Matrix: 00:19 Welcome; 00:23 Oakland Technology Exchange West; 02:25 Rolf’s Eyes; 03:13 Convolution Matrix Filter; 05:18 – User interface; 06:08 – Experimenting; 06:56 – The documentation; 12:30 – sharpening; 16:48 – blur; 17:16 – normalize option; 18:02 – edge enhance; 21:38 The End

Episode 078: Floral Greetings from the Antipodes: 00:18 Welcome; 00:25 Examples of real flowers; 03:20 Examine the features of the real flower we will be emulating; 04:40 Use Polar Coordinate filter to deconstruct the flower; 07:30 Make layers for the petal and shadow; 10:15 Make an area to use for a petal; 11:00 Draw some detail for the petal; 13:00 Use the Perspective tool to give the petal a triangular shape; 14:30 Make some more petals; 16:00 Make the shadows; 17:20 Use polar coordinates filter to map the petals onto a circle; 18:10 Make more layers of petals and rotate them; 21:20 Create the centre of the flower; 22:50 Add some highlights and shadows to the petals using the dodge and burn tool; 28:00 Make some layers for the centre detail; 29:00 Draw the background detail in the centre; 33:35 Create a brush to draw the detail in the centre; 35:40 Create another brush for top detail; 38:35 Draw a few extra details; 39:40 Dodge and burn the centre to give it a 3D feel; 41:25 Tweak the colours using curves, merging layers into groups; 42:50 Add a suitable background; 44:48 The End

Episode 079: Shoot the Screen!: 00:19 Welcome; 00:33 Greetings to Norman; 01:10 Understanding the Convolution Matrix; 03:48 – Sharpening; 05:18 – Blurring; 06:43 The Forum; 08:16 Screen shots using Gimp; 13:03 the End

Episode 080: Hi Bert! (Ernie not included): 00:30 DOCMA Award Challenge; 02:30 Subscribe and donate; 04:20 Writing scripts; 05:00 Rotation script; 06:20 Install a script; 08:00 Missing folders – no problem; 08:45 Using the Rotation script; 11:25 Sharpening in LAB?; 12:30 HSV and LAB; 14:45 Differences between RGB, HSV and LAB sharpening; 20:40 Conclusion; 21:15 Decompose; 22:00 Unsharp mask; 23:30 Adding a layer mask for selective sharpening; 24:00 Edge detection; 25:30 Temporary layer for controlling the effect; 27:30 Recompose the image; 29:00 Adding an image into a new layer; 30:00 Conclusion – there are more ways….; 31:36 The End

Episode 081: Winter!: 00:18 Welcome to Bremen; 02:14 Winter wallpaper by Max; 02:56 Create a new shape using the brush editor; 04:00 Add guides to help with alignment; 04:34 Draw the basic shape; 05:00 Draw the first arm of the snowflake; 06:23 Copy the first side and flip to create the second side; 07:15 Copy and rotate the first arm to create the other arms; 10:00 Save the image as a brush; 13:00 Reload brushes to see the new brush; 14:00 Create new image for wallpaper; 15:00 Use blend tool to fill the background; 15:50 Create a layer for the most distant flakes; 16:34 Use brush dynamics to get some randomness; 17:05 Blur the flakes to simulate depth; 17:30 Repeat for the middle and top layers; 20:44 the End

Episode 082: Not Really Square!: 00:40 Anamophic images; 01:40 Making an image with non-square pixels; 02:30 Changing the resolution and units; 03:35 “Dot for Dot” has to switched off; 05:10 Changing the unit of the rulers; 06:00 Setting up the grid; 08:20 Scale7x announcement

Episode 083: Getting Grain in: 00:30 Film grain – then and now; 02:20 What’s film grain?; 03:00 Analysing grain in photographs; 05:05 Getting digital grain; 05:30 Extracting from a scanned image; 09:05 Sythetic grain; 10:00 Make artificial grain; 13:10 Apply grain to an image; 13:15 Scale to the final size first; 15:00 Tiling and adding the grain layer; 18:00 Layer mask for grain in the midtones only; 21:00 Comparing real and artificial grain; 22:50 Good bye!

Episode 084: The 3 Letter Acronym Show: 00:28 Autostereoscopic images; 02:10 Petersons image with GEGL c2g; 03:30 c2g is used; 06:30 Introducing Joseph; 07:00 Introduction into HDR photography; 09:00 QTPFSGui; 10:00 Aligning the images; 10:30 waiting…; 11:20 Editing tools; 12:10 Set the parameters; 12:50 Save the image; 13:00 Change the EV values; 14:30 Tone mapping; 15:40 saving in an LDR format (JPEG); 16:20 different effects; 18:10 Web site with more info

Episode 085: Geeks Only! (Really?): 00:18 Welcome; 01:00 SimpelFilter; 04:00 Open the original test image in Gimp and examine it; 12:23 The Gimp version using a layer stack; 14:50 Explanation of burn layer mode; 19:10 Use this tool to analyse Gaussian blur; 20:11 Analyse unsharp mask; 20:55 Analyse built-in sharpen; 21:50 Analyse selective Gaussian blur; 24:20 Have a look at the images we have blurred and sharpened; 26:43 Where to find the file used; 28:55 The End

Episode 086: A Spot of F-Spot (1): 00:20 Introduction (Bremen, site of shooting); 03:30 Open StreetMap; 04:00 Insering the memory card and importing the images; 06:20 Add a general tag to the import; 07:30 Looking around in F-Spot; 10:40 Merge JPEG and RAW images to one entry; 11:50 Different modes of F-Spot; 14:00 Help files; 14:20 Burst trick and Browse mode; 15:00 Rating the images; 16:00 A glimpse into edit mode; 18:10 Rotate an image; 18:30 Rating revisited; 19:20 Fullscreen mode; 20:30 Select by rating; 22:00 Deleting the un-stared images; 22:30 Tagging the images; 23:30 Adding a tag to the cloud; 24:30 Excluding images with a certain tag from the view; 26:10 Edit a tag – name and icon; 27:00 AirShelters. musicians and peace; 31:00 Summing up – what can F-Spot do; 33:40 Web site design help wanted

Episode 087: The second Spot of F-Spot (2): 02:45 Copy images with drag and drop; 03:24 Why I shot in manual mode; 04:30 Adjusting colours with F-Spot edit mode; 06:15 F-Spot makes new versions of the images; 06:30 Export to 23hq, flickr and more sites; 09:40 Exporting to GIMP; 12:00 Sorry, no XCF supported; 13:00 Develop in UFRaw; 14:50 More export filters; 14:40 Making a Web gallery in seconds; 18:00 Adding a tag from the keyboard; 18:36 Managing extensions for export and editing

Episode 088: Chile instead of China!: 00:18 Welcome; 03:10 How the fake was done; 04:00 Make the keys by grabbing a screen-shot of the gimp toolbox; 07:00 Scale the keys layer to fit the space and adjust the colours using levels; 09:44 Create a grid using the grid filter; 14:20 Use the grid to create the button highlights; 18:00 Make the button glow using the paint brush; 21:15 Blur the glow and reduce it’s opacity; 22:37 Restrict the glow to the area of the buttons; 24:30 Go back and make the keys have rounded corners; 30:10 Clean up; 33:18 The End

Episode 089: Transparency: 00:18 Welcome; 00:22 Ideas for episode 100 requested; 01:10 The erase tool; 02:57 The erasing with an alpha channel; 04:05 The channels; 06:40 Effect on the alpha channel when erasing; 08:45 Un-erasing; 10:30 Comparing with layer-masks; 14:00 Historic and current images combined; 15:20 Transparency menu; 15:45 Colour to Alpha; 17:00 Threshold Alpha; 18:00 Alpha to selection; 18:30 Summary; 20:45 F-Spot and .xcf files; 28:28 The End

Episode 090: Selling the Past (on eBay): 00:40 Setting up the shot; 02:45 Opening the image in GIMP; 04:25 Making a copy; 04:40 Levels tool explained (forgot to cut some stuff away); 07:30 Getting the image brighter; 08:40 Switching to curves for finetuning; 10:50 Improving contrast with copy in overlay mode and layer mask; 14:20 Getting the background white; 17:50 Wrapping up; 19:50 Cropping

Episode 091: Growing Feathers: 00:20 Welcome; 00:55 Burt’s historical and new photos combined; 03:50 langstracht’s problem; 04:48 The source photo – Bismark; 05:32 Selection using the scissors tool; 06:45 Refine the selection using the quick selection tool; 07:47 Save the selection as a channel for later re-use; 08:46 Grow and feather the selection; 09:40 Desaturate outside the selection; 11:00 Reselect, grow and feather and use a layer mask; 12:25 Gaussian blur the layer; 14:05 Re-cap; 16:04 Back to selling the past; 17:12 Re-size the image and sharpen using the Unsharp mask; 20:32 The End

Episode 092: DAVID! (for President?): 00:19 Welcome from Phillipe; 01:19 Obama HOPE poster; 03:38 The original photo of David; 04:30 Observe; 06:40 Copy the layer, add an alpha channel and desaturate; 07:10 Blur the layer copy and blur; 08:50 Duplicate the blurred layer, one for each colour; 09:45 Use threshold to select areas to colour; 11:40 Repeat for the other colours; 18:00 Use the scissors tool to cut round David’s head; 21:40 Fill in the shirt; 25:00 Make all the layers visible and make the banner; 25:50 Adding a frame; 27:30 Adding texture using the Ripple filter; 30:02 The End

Episode 093: Isolation!: 00:20 Fairtrade shop; 01:42 The initial image; 02:05 Create a layer to be used later as a layer-mask; 02:50 The problem with using the threshold tool; 03:45 Try doing it in peices; 04:40 Use the selection tool to keep the part we want; 06:15 Repeat for the next zone; 08:20 Join the parts together with merge visible layers; 09:00 Fine-tuning; 09:47 – trying to find the biggest contrast using the channels; 12:00 – paint in the missing parts; 14:40 – invert colours to tidy-up the edges; 16:00 Make the layer mask; 17:30 More fine tuning; 18:25 Smooth the edges; 18:30 – select the wanted area; 20:00 – feather the edges; 21:00 – fill the unwanted areas to make them transparent; 22:00 More fine tuning; 23:53 Brighten the catch-lights in the eyes; 26:52 The End

Episode 94: Wine and Curves: 00:20 Wine, Missouri and the Church; 02:50 One image – two views; 04:30 The histogram; 06:40 Diagnosing overexposure; 07:30 DO NOT BLOW OUT THE HIGHLIGHTS!!!; 09:25 Histogram details; 09:40 Linear and logarithmic; 13:50 Blown out tree branches; 14:30 Curves tool sight seeing; 15:10 The translation line/curve; 15:40 Black point; 17:50 Set contrast in the curve; 18:40 Bend the curve; 20:30 Inspector – eye dropper; 22:30 Repairing the tree; 25:30 Get the blue cast out of the twigs; 25:40 Adding a layer mask; 29:30 Copy visible in new layer; 33:00 “HDR” in a very cheap way; 34:30 Power of the curve

Episode 095: Shrinking! (1): 00:30 Fake tilt shift images; 01:50 Analyzing a macro shot of a toy; 05:30 The real image; 06:30 What shall be in the focus?; 13:00 Rotate before crop and resize; 16:00 Inside out crop; 17:30 Scaling down; 18:00 Analyze the plastic look; 19:30 Selective sharpening; 24:30 Unsharp mask for getting the plastic look; 28:50 Specular highlights

Episode 096: Carved in Stone: 00:18 Welcome from Phillipe; 00:32 Today’s project – a challenge from Dan; 02:35 Observe a real world carving; 05:15 Mayang’s Free Textures; 07:32 Planning the required features; 09:30 Add an alpha channel and create the layers for the features; 11:00 Layout the text and make the text layer full size; 13:30 Make a box round the text; 15:10 Distort the text and box to add imperfections and cut it out; 16:57 Remove the highlights from the carving using curves; 18:45 Create drop shadow; 21:20 Create dirt; 23:15 Create highlight bevel and shadow bevel; 26:35 What could be done next; 27:40 Summary of today’s episode; 29:35 The End

Episode 097: Shrinking! (2): 00:18 Welcome from Rolf; 00:30 Introduction to Gimp and Meet the Gimp for Miro visitors; 03:36 Reviewing the last shrinking episode; 05:20 Focus blur plug-in from the GIMP Plug-In Registry; 06:25 Experimenting with the focus blur plug-in; 11:40 Rob A’s focus blur tutorial; 12:17 Making a depth map; 17:27 Summary; 19:59 The End

Episode 098: How much GIMP?: 00:18 Welcome; 01:18 A portrait of a dog – how it came to be; 03:00 Basic processing; 03:15 – Cropping to a fixed aspect ratio; 04:50 – Curves adjustment; 05:35 – Sharpening; 06:09 Was it worth it? Yes; 07:43 Subjektiv lens; 09:26 Subjektiv tulips; 10:10 Curves adjustment; 12:00 A question of philosophy; 14:58 The End

Episode 099: GIMP goes Acrylic: 00:18 Welcome; 00:50 Observe the real world; 03:22 Start with a brushed steel background; 03:50 Create a layer for the glass and colour it in; 05:20 Create the text and turn it into a normal layer; 09:00 Real-world thinking – support the middle of the “P”; 11:00 Use the text to cut-out the glass; 11:35 Create the edge highlight using muliple offset layers; 17:00 Create the dark edge using multiple offset layers; 20:37 Set the opacity of the edge layers; 22:40 Create the shadows of the edges; 26:00 Blur the shadows and set the opacity; 26:55 Create a shadow for the glass area; 30:30 Fine tuning; 32:23 A script to automate the process; 34:00 Blurring under the glass; 36:35 Running the script; 39:23 The End

Episode 100: Windtunnels and Tonal Ranges: 00:20 Show 100!; 01:00 Congratulations to Sven Neumann!; 04:10 The problem – measure wing deformation; 06:20 The images; 07:00 Stacking images in layers; 07:30 Aligning the images; 12:20 Cropping; 12:50 Saving as XCF; 13:20 Calibrating the setup; 14:30 Measurement tool; 15:20 Making a grid; 17:00 Putting lines on the wing tips; 19:30 Making a grid with horizontal lines; 20:30 Turning the grid into a ruler; 21:10 Beware of wrong selections; 22:10 Pintin straigth lines; 24:30 Save each layer as JPEG; 26:20 Recap; 28:00 Happy Birthday!; 29:30 Cross stich script; 30:30 Tonal range selection script; 32:20 Simple DRI/HDR with the script; 33:10 Installing the script; 34:50 Testing the script; 43:20 Wrapping up the script; 44:50 Selection instead of new layer; 46:00 Good bye and spread the word!

Episode 101: Tablets: 00:30 The Wacom Intuos Tablet on stage; 07:30 GIMP and the tablet; 11:20 Using the tablet; 12:35 Brush dynamics; 16:00 Advantages over the mouse; 17:40 Good bye to all non German speakers; 18:20 Promotion for devvv’s GIMP DVD; 21:30 Second end of the show

Episode 102: Ancient Wisdom Rusting Away: 00:20 Welcome from Philippe; 00:33 Examine some photos; 02:25 The old Gimp User Group – Ron Scott effect; 03:45 The start image; 04:40 Give the panel depth using the Bump Map filter; 08:00 Raise the lettering using the Bump Map filter; 12:00 Give the panel some texture using Plasma; 16:30 Create some rust using a desaturated copy of the plasma; 19:25 Bump map the rust to give it some depth; 21:45 Try other layer modes to enhance the rust; 22:45 Emulate the streaks by using the Wind filter; 27:10 Making the fixing screws; 27:15 Make the counter sink holes by drawing a circle; 30:45 Make the screw heads; 33:35 Bump Map the screw heads using plasma; 36:00 A corrosion script; 37:35 Corroded painting script; 42:10 The End

Episode 103: Portrait of a Young Man: 00:30 Greetings to Russia; 02:48 Linuxoutlaws and screenshot plugin; 08:25 Norman has a new problem; 09:00 What’s wrong with this image from 1870?; 14:10 How much to correct; 15:10 Make a backup layer; 15:30 Clone tool; 17:30 Heal tool; 22:10 Undo a whole area; 23:20 Working on the face; 25:30 Verschlimmbessern; 26:50 Comparison of clone and heal tool; 29:10 Keep the pattern of the suit; 31:00 Tedious work ahead, but…; 31:20 perhaps a G’MIC can help?; 32:50 Wrap up

Episode 104: Filling the Gap with Bamboo: 00:30 Comparing the Wacom Bamboo with the Intuos; 05:40 2 tablets, 1 machine; 06:30 The “Device Status” dialog; 13:30 Going back to the “Portrait of a Young Man”; 14:00 Resyntesizer and Wavelet Decompose; 16:15 G’MIC; 17:30 Comparing G’MIC and Resynthesizer; 18:00 Please scan in RGB even if the image is monochrome!; 19:20 Take care with the eyes!; 20:30 Preparing a mask for the plugins; 24:40 Using a colour for the mask; 28:30 The G’MIC plugin at work; 32:40 Resynthesizer at work; 34:40 Comparing the results; 36:00 Conclusion; 37:00 Who is in the image?; 39:00 Norman’s version of the image; 39:40 Making an oval frame; 43:40 Good bye!

Episode 105: Another Bowl of soup?: 00:18 Philippe talks about the Bank Note problems; 02:30 The soup bowl from scratch; 03:10 Prepare the texture layer of the bowl; 04:10 Design the rim pattern for the bowl; 07:00 Use noise filter and bump map to give a ceramic texture to the bowl; 08:55 Map to sphere to create the bowl; 10:45 Create shadow for bowl; 11:45 Use selective blur from Quickmask for shadow using gradient; 14:00 Use perspective tool to clean up shadow; 15:30 Fill the bowl; use subtract selections to cut the shape; 18:08 Prepare the soup using Whirl and Pinch, Waves and perspective tool; 23:30 Make steam, using copied layers and individual Iwarps; 29:30 Blur image behind steam; 30:50 Shadow from rim onto soup; 33:50 Phillipe recaps actions, goodbye

Episode 106: Colours and Values: 01:00 Toning images; 02:00 Toning enhances the visual volume; 03:50 The recipe for a duotone; 04:30 Adding a layer in colour mode and adding a layer mask from an image copy; 07:00 Doing the same for the second tone; 08:00 Inverting the mask; 09:20 Switching layers on and off; 10:30 Sharpening in Value mode; 12:20 Unsharp mask; 15:10 Explanation of Colour and Value mode; 17:10 HSV colour model; 20:00 A fake view camera frame; 22:20 Multiply mode; 23:40 A real Hasselblad frame

Episode 107: Orton’s Sandwich: 00:20 The show is late; 01:40 The Orton effect; 03:20 Michael Orton and his book; 04:40 Cropping the image; 06:00 Making bright an blurred layers; 07:00 Blurring; 08:40 Multiply mode set; 09:20 Compare the result; 09:25 Playing with the opacity sliders; 10:15 Points for variation; 11:35 Recap with a different image; 15:00 Script?; 15:30 Wolfram Mathematica Orton Effect Plugin

Episode 108: A lot of Paths: 01:10 Path concept; 03:05 Adding the Path dialog in GIMP; 04:20 Adding a path with the Path tool; 05:50 The Paths dialog; 06:40 Turn a path into a selection; 07:20 Stroke the path; 07:50 Path context menue; 08:40 Turn a selection into a path; 09:40 Turn a text into a path and back; 11:50 Put a text on a path; 14:30 Don’t use GIMP for vector graphics; 15:00 Wrapping up

Episode 109: Make Money with GIMP! (1): 00:20 Philippe looks at a 10 SFR bill and tells a bit about his home country; 04:00 Looking for a motive for the bill – Visual expedition into the Linux file system; 06:50 Draging an image from the Web into GIMP; 07:00 Two ways of cropping a layer; 09:30 Scale the layer to the final size; 10:15 Flipping the layer (mirror it); 11:20 Duplicating the layer; 12:20 More volume with “self bumping” (bump map explained); 17:00 Texture with Gimppressionist?; 18:00 another texture from the web; 19:20 Scaling to adjust to the rest of the image – get out the calculator; 22:00 Duplicate and adjust; 25:20 Reduce to image size; 26:00 Making paper structure with Gimpressionist; 27:15 Clipping out the dots out of the texture; 28:30 Bumping the dots; 30:30 A place fot the water mark; 32:20 Filling the layer mask with a gradient (blend tool); 35:00 Room for text (bilinear blend); 37:00 Good bye

Episode 110: Some new Paths (2): 01:00 Switch to HD; 02:30 Ubuntu script for Wacom Tablets; 03:45 Book review: Akkana Peck:; 10:30 Path tool: Design mode; 11:00 Adding nodes and moving them; 12:30 Close a path; 12:50 Add a second component to the path; 13:45 Expanding a path; 14:30 Selecting nodes and moving them together; 15:00 Delete a node; 15:30 Move a component; 15:50 Tweak a segment; 16:15 Move a segment; 17:40 Interlude: Ambigrams by Seth (Video) and John Pazdan (Music: Solistice); 21:45 Edit mode with paths; 22:15 Adding nodes; 22:30 Pulling out handles; 23:30 Removing handles and segemnts; 24:40 Joining components of the path; 25:10 Straightening out the curve at the node; 26:30 Read the documentation at docs.gimp.org; 27:50 What does Akkane Peck write about the path tool?; 29:40 iTunes help needed

Episode 111: All Ducks in a Row!: 00:19 Welcome; 00:25 The new mobile feed; 03:17 The Align tool; 03:49 Create some layers to try the tool on; 06:00 Moving layers using the move tool; 06:40 Centering a layer using the align tool; 08:00 Aligning layers to each other; 08:50 Distributing layers; 09:30 Selecting layers using the rubber-band select; 11:00 Summary; 13:19 Reminder about the mobile feed; 14:46 The End

Episode 112: Two Candles: 00:19 Welcome to episode 112; 00:26 A reminder of how it all started; 01:25 Advertisements?!; 01:58 Thanks for the support; 03:20 Ivo and AutoZine in Amsterdam; 06:05 The original photo for manipulation; 09:10 Examining the colours in the image; 11:00 Make a desaturated layer and give it a layer mask; 11:38 Paint on the layer mask to reveal particular areas; 13:45 Moving the letters – a challenge for the viewers; 16:29 A previous episode on selective sharpening; 17:40 Cropping the image; 20:40 Curves adjustment; 21:20 Duplicate the layer and add a layer mask; 21:45 Apply the edge detect filter to the layer mask; 22:45 Select everything we don’t want sharpened; 25:00 Tweak the layer mask; 25:40 Sharpen the layer; 30:28 The End

Episode 113: Access Control: 00:23 Thank You’s to the person who fixed ITunes (sorry, I could not quite get the name) and Phillipe for the new Intro.; 01:00 Introduction? Rolf talks about an idea that involves access methods and further classification within this portfolio.; 02:35 Further clarification of his idea, showing locks and alternate access and control.; 05:30 To support his ideas Rolf refers to Jeff Curto podcasts about project planning and the History of Photography.; 08:05 Back to the collection of images. Redefine parameters and cull unwanted or unrelated images.; 11:00 Re-assess the parameters / crop / access, etc.; 15:00 Invitation to comment on this work in progress and close.

Episode 114: Secrets of a Portaloo!: 00:20 The Book Challenge; 05:20 A Photo Book as the target for “Access Control”; 07:50 Scribus for making PDF files; 10:00 Photobooks to look at; 10:35 Editing an image for the book; 11:15 Blown out pixelss; 11:45 RAW to the rescue with UFRaw; 16:28 Comparing JPEG and UFRaw output; 18:50 Correcting a colour cast in UFRaw; 20:45 Straightening the image; 23:00 Cropping the image; 26:50 Improving contrast with a layer in overlay mode and a mask; 33:20 Crooping more; 35:00 What’s left to do

Episode 115: Jahshaka and a GAP

Episode 116:_Color I_nfo?: 00:20 The feed for small players; 01:55 A new camera; 04:10 The Color Info Menu; 04:20 The histogram; 04:25 Stats; 05:50 Log or Linear; 07:50 Value and RGB; 09:30 Border average; 14:30 Color cube analysis; 15:05 Smooth palette; 16:55 Challenge reminder

Episode 117:Digital GND?: 00:00 Hello and invitation to OGG camp at Wolverhampton; 01:50 Luigi (MTG member) asks about the GND (Graduated Neutral Density) Filter. Rolf explains the construction of a real filter.; 03:00 Introduce RayAdagio’s photo of of a beach scene and points to the different exposures to better show beach and sky.; 03:45 Rolf introduces a layermask and explains the purpose of white and black in the mask. He creates a crude layermask to show both sky and beach to their best advantage.; 05:10 Starts to introduce the gradient or blend tool.; 05.57 Shows further workings of the gradient tool.; 08:15 Back to the original beach scene. Tries different gradients in the layermask to get a reasonable fit. Explains the use of the control key to limit angles to 15 degrees. (easy way to draw perpendiculars or normals to a horizontal); 10:30 Rolf talks about the perfect layermask but concedes that it is time consuming.; 11:10 Discusses the possibility and merits of a script or plugin with a GUI.; 13:15 Rolf alters the gradient layermask with manual painting to follow the contour of the dunes.; 15:15 show the finished mask with painted corrections.; 16:10 Reminder of the challenge and goodbye.

Episode 118: Looking in the Crystal Ball at GIMP 2.8

Episode 119: Get your Palette!

Episode 120: Two funny Accents in one Show!

Episode 121: Transparent Transformations and Getting Rich with GIMP: 03:00 Grabbing images from the web; 04:30 Elipse select tool; 05:00 Copy and paste between images; 05:30 Shrink (scale) a layer; 07:25 Blurring with a layer mask and the blend tool; 09:45 Copy and paste between images; 10:35 Don’t work on the layer mask; 11:25 Move the layer; 11:55 Scale the layer; 14:10 Rotate the layer; 15:30 Revealing parts of a layer with a mask; 17:30 Cropping to a square; 18:20 Scale the image; 18:40 Exporting to png; 19:45 The GOOGLE logo in GIMP; 22:10 Analysis

Episode 122: Pimp my Photo! (1): 03:30 Kevin’s image; 04:00 Bracketing; 05:30 Darkening parts of the image with curves and layer mask; 06:30 Combining different images from the bracketed shots; 09:00 image composition; 10:00 Spray paint; 10:10 Notes in a separate layer; 12:00 jd24w9′s image; 12:00 Combining background and foreground from different shots; 12:50 Don’t merge your layers – keep them!; 13:45 Better use a different shot for the sky – fake but easier; 14:25 Ted’s image; 14:40 Tab toggles the toolbox on and off the screen; 15:00 Divide the image in several parts and process them differently; 16:30 Overlay Mode for enhancing brickwork; 17:15 Making a surreal sky with multiply mode; 18:45 Gimpel’s image; 20:00 Threshold tool for black and white; 21:15 painting over the image; 22:00 Wrapping up; 22:35 Server problems and PCN

Episode 123: Pimp my Photo! (2): 00:50 Threshold tool revisited; 02:40 Ityker’s image; 04:00 Selective decolorisation; 05:00 Layer mask for selective decolorisation; 05:00 Layer mask shortcuts; 06:00 Duotone; 08:45 Sample points; 10:00 Preventing tonal change of the colorisation layer; 11:10 Sharpening layer; 12:50 Fake view cam cassete shadow; 14:30 Mathias’ image; 15:50 Image sources; 17:00 Layers for ressources; 18:40 Combining different exposures; 19:25 Healing spots and bra straps; 20:30 Layers for sculpting the hair; 22:40 The sky – overlay mode; 23:50 The sign; 24:00 Layer groups; 25:00 Dodge and burn on a layer in soft light mode; 26:00 Unsharp mask for enhancing local and global contrast; 27:20 The John Arnold Style Vignette(R)

Episode 124: PS Translation Service: 00:28 Welcome to PhotoWalkThrough.com from John Arnold; 01:05 Welcome to Meet The Gimp from Rolf; 02:30 Back to John; 02:50 – a curves layer; 05:10 – a layer mask; 08:20 Back to Rolf; 09:00 The original photo; 09:20 Make a layer with increased saturation; 10:40 Add a gradient layer in soft light mode to alter the sky; 12:10 New layer from visible; 13:25 Add a layer mask and edit it; 15:25 The problem with destructive editing; 15:55 But it’s not that big a problem; 18:20 New segment – time for lessons; 19:55 How film works; 24:00 How a sensor works; 27:00 Feedback please; 28:14 The End

Episode 125: Crop it! But how?: 00:24 Welcome; 00:35 Discussion on the forum; 01:47 Image of a leaf; 02:30 35mm format aspect ratio; 04:15 Image of rivets; 05:12 Rotate the image; 06:40 Crop based on including the wanted features; 08:40 Image on a foggy morning; 09:08 Adding guides by percent; 10:00 Where 4 by 3 aspect ratio comes from; 11:00 Examine the image; 12:00 Crop to a fixed aspect ratio; 12:40 Cropping guide-lines; 15:15 How to crop to fit a paper size; 16:27 Set canvas size; 18:00 Add a background layer; 19:00 Add colour and contrast strips; 20:20 How to fit image to a specific print aspect ratio; 23:20 Digital photography – ISO settings; 29:05 Why noise increases with ISO; 31:35 Why the web-site goes slowly sometimes; 33:05 Donations for 2010 please; 34:40 The End

Episode 126: Quick Karmic Frames: 00:20 Greetings and Jeff Curto at lenswork; 02:30 Using a white frame and text; 03:10 Cropping an image; 05:50 Getting a square crop; 06:20 Eyes out of focus – no problem here; 07:10 G’MIC plugin and frames

Episode 127: Octave Sharpening: 00:30 Torrent for the first 100 shows; 02:10 Grandfatherclock tutorial in writing at meetthegimp.org; 03:10 Help for Norman; 04:00 Google Wave; 04:40 Octave sharpening; 06:20 TAB hides the dialogs; 06:50 Octave sharpening in action; 08:00 50% Zoom for sharpening; 08:10 Sharpen the 4 layers; 11:20 setting the opacity; 12:00 Looking at the result; 13:15 Layer group workaround; 14:30 Recap; 17:10 Forum; 17:00 Fund raising

Episode 128: Beam it up, F-SPOT!

Episode 129: Octave Sharpening Python Plugin

Episode 130: Getting the Bugs out: 01:10 Octave Math Plugin; 02:10 Number types in Python; 06:00 Making a test case; 06:30 Finding the wrong layer mode; 08:00 Running into a wall and thinking around it; 09:40 Isolate the bug; 12:40 Cleaning up the code; 14:40 Colour halos wit Normal Mode sharpening; 16:40 When to use Octave sharpening; 17:10 Basics of Photography – Depth of Field and Bokeh; 19:00 Image creation with a lens; 21:00 Circle of Confusion; 22:30 Depth of Field; 25:00 Apperture and DoF; 28:30 DoF and sensor size; 29:00 Dofmaster; 30:00 Focal length and DoF

Episode 131: Automatic?: 00:20 Starting 2010 – thanks and a guy selling GIMP; 04:30 New Forum policy; 05:40 New Focus Ring Episode; 07:00 Exporting an image from F-Spot to GIMP; 07:20 The Histogram shows underexposure; 08:00 Exploring /Colors/Auto; 09:15 Equalize, stretch contrast, stretch HSV; 11:50 Color Enhance; 12:50 The manual curves approach; 15:30 Unsharp Maks (USM) for getting details in snow; 17:00 Selection with layer mask; 19:00 Basics: Apperture numbers explained

Episode 132: Cinelerra in Japan!

Episode 133: The Power of a Book

Episode 134: Dynamic Range Therrory: 02:04 Orders of Magnitude; 04:00 How much light is in a scene? (Dynamic range ramp up); 06:00 There is no black and white; 06:30 Dynamic range of a scene; 06:50 Dynamic range of LCD and prints; 08:50 Dynamic range of the camera; 09:50 Exposure = slide the dynamic range; 11:05 Post processing by the camera; 12:15 RAW -> GIMP -> print; 13:00 Slides and egatives in analog photography; 15:05 A source at Adobe(R); 15:15 8 Bits – a problem (sometimes); 17:10 Why is it possible to make images? Because our eyes are no camera and our brain no computer.

Episode 135: Darktable: 04:10 Darktable; 04:50 Overview of interface; 05:30 The lighttable; 06:20 Zooming; 08:00 Selections; 08:20 Tagging; 09:00 The Darkroom; 09:30 Profiles needed; 10:50 Exposure; 11:40 Reset; 12:50 Curves; 14:00 Clipping / cropping; 14:40 Sharpening; 16:10 More plugins; 16:30 Lens correction; 17:30 Colour correction; 18:30 Monochrome; 20:00 Equalizer; 21:00 History; 22:10 The Verdict

Episode 136: Shrinking a Bass Player: 01:48 Find a crop / crop tool and aspect ratio; 03:00 What has to be in?; 06:00 Cloning out a disturbance; 08:20 Make a copy and add an alpha channel; 08:40 Curves tool to change contrast; 09:45 Dodge and burn to give more light to the bass; 14:00 Second approach; 14:15 Give names to layers; 15:00 Curves again; 16:15 Make a Duotone; 17:00 Adding two layers with layer masks; 18:30 Chose colours; 20:00 Fine tuning with the opacity slider; 20:30 Instructions for experiments; 22:40 Scaling down; 25:00 Correcting scaling artefacts; 27:00 Better scaling down in steps; 29:30 Why is it better?

Episode 137: A Trip to Hamburg: 00:20 A trip to Hamburg – Podcast Promo Jeff Curto; 02:30 Where I wanted to shoot; 03:50 Using F-Spot for grading images; 04:30 Setting the date range; 04:40 Going through the images; 18:30 What were my criteria?; 19:40 Discarding a lot; 20:50 THROW AWAY; 21:00 Second walk through the images; 21:15 Fullscreen mode in F-Spot; 21:45 Selecting images for more doing work on them; 23:00 How to shoot good images – not like me.; 24:15 Podcast Promo for the “World Technology Podcast”; 25:00 Train ride home

Episode 138: A mixed Bag

Episode 139: Flight Cancelled!: 00:20 Greetings and looking for a flat in Berlin; 03:30 Content aware Fill in Photoshop – http://photwalkthrough.com; 04:20 HTML5 graphics program; 05:30 Train Station image and motion blurr; 08:10 Baggage claimage area shot; 08:50 Intentions of the image; 09:40 Straighten the image; 11:30 Finding a crop; 14:30 First try: enhance contrast and colours; 16:00 Using curves for reducing contrast; 21:40 Selective sharpening; 24:00 Function of a layer mask; 25:00 Denoise the layer mask; 26:30 Sharpen the top layer; 31:00 Saving as XCF for further work; 32:00 Rolf is in England next week – http://twitter.com/rstein

Episode 140: Double Deck Bus License: 00:20 My trip to England; 02:00 My photographic output – the image to process; 03:20 Bill’s workflow guide; 03:50 Copy the original layer; 04:30 Perspective correction; 05:15 Rotate (two attempts); 10:00 Crop, inside out; 12:30 Cloning and healing; 14:30 Contrast correction with a curve; 15:05 Dodge and burn; 19:00 Scaling; 22:20 Sharpening and flattening the image; 24:00 Saving for the Web; 24:20 Scaling discussed; 26:30 How to license the workflow guide; 27:30 Creative Commons License; 32:45 Creative Commons for images

Episode 141: The Fourth Colour (Microsode 1): 00:27 Microsodes; 01:25 3 nubers for red, green, blue – and one for opacity / transparency; 02:40 opacity in the layer dialogue; 02:50 the checkerboard; 03:10 opacity in paint tools; 04:30 two modes of the erase tool – alpha channel of a layer; 05:40 lock opacity; 06:20 making straight lines; 07:40 layer masks

Episode 142: Waterfront: 03:25 Subscribe to the RSS feed; 04:35 flattr; 06:30 An image from the Europahafen; 08:15 Goal: Enhance the contrast between old and new; 08:25 Rotation correction; 10:15 Saving as XCF; 10:45 Cropping; 11:25 Fixing the aspect ratio; 13:15 Duplicating the layer before tweaking the colours; 14:05 Adjusting the curve to get more contrast; 15:35 Desaturationg parts of the image with a layer in saturation mode; 20:00 Adding sepia colour; 22:20 Colour layer mode

Episode 143: One Window and Round Prints: 00:20 Berlin and you; 01:45 Single window mode demo; 06:00 Printing on CD/DVDs; 06:50 Defining the media size in Turbo Print; 08:20 Defining a new image template; 11:30 Starting a new image from the template; 12:20 A layer with guide lines; 16:15 New layer(s) for content; 16:50 Inserting a source image; 17:40 Scaling down of the new layer; 20:00 A gradient background; 21:00 Blending the layers with a mask; 24:20 Adding text; 25:50 Printing; 28:50 Recap and more background about units

Episode 144: Greek Scripts

Episode 145: Pictures at an Exhibition

Episode 146: Ripping Apart a PDF

Episode 147: The Looming Tower: 00:20 New sound stuff; 03:30 Rena Church asks for help; 04:25 The image to tackle; 05:30 The plan; 05:55 Rotate; 07:10 Guide lines in GIMP 2.7 – workaround for beta; 07:50 Crop; 11:20 Duplicate the layer for backup; 11:30 Changing the mood with curves; 14:40 Second approach – Monochrome with GEGL c2g; 18:00 Adding a vignette; 19:30 Finetuning with opacity of layers; 21:45 2 images – 1 XCF; 22:05 Exporting

Episode 148: A Shot at Shotwell: 00:25 Welcome from Rolf; 00:38 Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meercat; 01:29 Welcome to Shotwell – getting images into Shotwell; 02:30 Import from Folder; 03:40 Sidebar; 05:20 Tagging images; 07:30 Menus; 08:20 Publishing on the web; 08:45 Show in file manager – open file location; 09:25 Preferences; 10:20 Editing an image; 12:50 Rating an image; 14:25 Rating and filtering in the browser view; 15:50 Full screen mode; 17:05 Integration with Gimp; 19:30 Does Shotwell understand .xcf files?; 20:45 Summary; 23:01 The end

Episode 149: Lens Flares Ahead!: 00:20 Greetings, Flattr; 01:45 Lens flares; 02:20 Origin of lens flares; 12:10 Avoid lens flare with a lens hood and lens coating; 13:05 “Digital” lenses; 14:20 Solution: subtract light; 16:00 Curves to correct the contrast; 19:45 Subtracting light from the flare; 19:45 How much light was added in the flare?; 22:00 Sample points; 23:05 Docking a dialogue; 23:30 Mixing the correction colour; 27:25 Correcting the second flare; 33:00 Recap; 35:15 A quick crop; 36:30 Why layers?

Episode 150: Saturate!: 00:24 Welcome to Episode 150 – using on-canvas text editing; 02:00 Episode 150 has had a problematic birth; 02:40 Gimp 2.7.2; 05:25 Cage transform tool; 07:25 Access Control project re-visited; 08:45 First save the image as an XCF; 09:38 Duplicate layer and add an alpha channel; 10:26 Curves adjustment to add “pop”; 12:50 Create a Layer Group to enhance the lock; 14:18 Use Intelligent Scissors to select the lock; 18:52 Selectively adjust saturation using a layer in saturation mode; 25:00 Selective sharpening using edge detection on a layer mask; 32:47 The End

Episode 151: #150 reloaded!: 00:25 Welcome – a re-think of Episode 150; 01:27 Re-cap of what happend in Episode 150; 02:10 Make a new layer group for saturation control; 02:44 Add a new layer to the group using new from visible; 03:43 Add a new layer in soft-light mode; 03:58 Paint on the soft-light layer to adjust the saturation; 04:48 Checking the new method; 10:20 Try out Gimp 2.7; 11:20 Flattr and the server costs; 14:05 The End

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Gary Aitken on January 21, 2012 at 9:07 pm said:

The Table of Contents page
http://blog.meetthegimp.org/table-of-contents/
has links to some episodes, starting with episode #14
http://feeds.feedburner.com/%7Er/meetthegimp/%7E3/180243676/
which translates to
feeds.feedburner.com/~r/meetthegimp/~3/180243676/
which is expanded as
blog.meetthegimp.orgepisode-14-liquid-rescaling-seam-carving-and-cows
(I’m using Firefox 9.0.1).
Note the missing ‘/’ between meetthegimp.org and the start of the episode…

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Rolf on January 23, 2012 at 6:11 pm said:

Thank you for the notice. This has to be cleaned up.

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Austin Myall on February 21, 2012 at 10:31 am said:

I am 82 years old and I am deeply grateful to Rolf Steinort et al for the trouble they have taken in making Meet the GIMP.
I have two monitors with the Tutorial on one whilst I try to follow the procedure on the other. However, I would like to copy the original photo to follow exactly as possible the various steps. Are these photos available please?

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- Rolf on February 21, 2012 at 8:59 pm said:
  
  Thank you!
  
  You can find the original images in most companion files. Some of the early episodes and the more technical ones have none, sorry.
  
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Sean on June 30, 2012 at 4:28 pm said:

Of the many resources i have seen concerning GIMP i have found this to be most definitely one of the better in terms of quality and overall presentation. I have taken the opportunity to download the torrents of previous editions of meetthegimp as. although they deal with previous versions of GIMP the information is still relevant and useful.
thank you for such a resource. the commercial vendors could learn a lot from the presentational style i am sure.

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