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The way around this is to export the image as a. Gimp does not allow you to save in any format other than it’s native file type. Sometimes it is useful to flatten an image so that you can work on the contrast or details of the combined image.ĩ. You can combine all layers into a single image using the “flatten image”command which is available if you right click any of the layers in the layers dialog. Then I merge it with “soft light” and reduce the opacity until you achieve the effect you want.Ĩ. If I want to strengthen the lower image I found that sometimes it was helpful to duplicate this layer and paste it over the top of the second image. Remember the filters will work only in the selected layer. You can improve detail of either of your 2 layers by goings to “filters” and then “enhance” and then “sharpen”. Using the curves dialog on the lower layer to correct the overly dark result from “multiply” merge mode.ħ. (Right click on floating selection in the layers dialog and this option is offered to you in the menu that appears.) The new image may appear as a floating selection in which case you will need to convert this to a layer. Then select the first image and paste (Ctrl-V). If you have opened 2 separate windows in Gimp (one for each image) just copy the second image (Ctrl-C). The easiest way to do this is to simply drag and drop the second image on top of the first image. Paste the second image as a separate layer over the first image.

You just drag and drop the image into the central window from your image browser (eg windows explorer)ģ. (This was a common problem at our workshop)Ģ. If you can’t find them here go to “dockable dialogs” and tick each of the respective boxes to make them reappear. You will have to go to the windows menu and try “recently closed docks”. If not, you have probably closed them inadvertently and Gimp has remembered this as your preference. Make sure all of these windows are visible.

The layers box will also have tabs for channels, paths and history dialogs. In my version of Gimp there are 3 separate windows, the image window in the centre, a toolbox/tool options dialog on the left and the layers/brushes dialog on the right. For tips on composition and choice of images – see the previous article on double exposure.ġ. My apologies for not posting this sooner.

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