mario14

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   G’mic 3.2.5: 15 Years of Development for Open and Reproducible Image Processing(gmic.eu)

   1 points by mario14 3y ago|1 comments
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   by mario14 3y ago

   To celebrate 15 years of G'MIC development, here's their project progress report, summarizing 1½ year's work.
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   G'mic 3.0: Two Years of Development in Image Processing(gmic.eu)

   39 points by mario14 5y ago|0 comments
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   by mario14 6y ago

   Reported to work on "Affinity Photo" as well.
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   Open Framework G'MIC now available for Photoshop (8bf): 500 Filters Free to Use(reddit.com)

   1 points by mario14 6y ago|1 comments
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   by mario14 9y ago

   I second that. G'MIC has an impressive bunch of built-in commands to manipulate images, see e.g. the examples shown in the reference documentation (click the first magnifying glass, then use right arrow on the keyboard): http:/&#
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   [Image processing] G'MIC 2.2, New features and filters(pixls.us)

   2 points by mario14 9y ago|0 comments
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   GIMP plug-in G'MIC gets an update(discuss.pixls.us)

   1 points by mario14 9y ago|0 comments
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   Awesome open-source algorithm to help coloring Comics(davidrevoy.com)

   1 points by mario14 9y ago|0 comments
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    by mario14 10y ago

    Awesome!
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    by mario14 11y ago

    It is announced as an "image processing tool". This is a field mostly interested in raster images usually.
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    by mario14 11y ago

    G'MIC home page is : http://gmic.eu
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    by mario14 11y ago

    It's a very popular plug-in for GIMP. I don't think this is an alternative to ImageMagick