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Last time I tried Gimp (1 year ago), I searched for an option to rotate an image a few degrees. All I found, was rotate by 90 degrees - like in pre-v5 Photoshop
by frik 10y ago
Last time I tried Gimp (1 year ago), I searched for an option to rotate an image a few degrees. All I found, was rotate by 90 degrees - like in pre-v5 Photoshop. I went back to Paint.net, which is good enough most the times (sadly it's closed source nowadays and gets little updates) - I open use Paint from Win7 too, for really simple things it's very fast.
- cozzyd 10y agoThat's because image formats are (usually?) constrained to be rectangular. You want to use layer->transform rather than image->transform for what you want (and then probably want to crop so you don't have nothing in the background on the edge).
- mohaine 10y agoNot really sure what you are talking about. "rotate" is on the main tool box and exactly how to do it was first google result. https://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-tool-rotate.html https://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-tool-rotate.html https://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-layer-rotate-arbitrary.html https://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-layer-rotate-arbitrary.html Tools you know will always be faster then ones you don't know but that doesn't help people who don't yet know any of the tools.