VIDEO: Distorting Graphics Using GIMP
Easily edit images with GIMP
- GIMP was originally a free Linux image editing program. But now you can also get one Windows version from GIMP.
- The program offers a wide range of tools and functions: retouching, contrasting, distorting and much more. Moving graphics are also no problem with the GIMP. You can even create animated GIFs using the layers.
- In addition to a magnifying glass, brush and sponge, GIMP offers its users numerous other tools for editing. Numerous filters give some photos a new shine. So is GIMP with Adobe Photoshop to compare.
- GIMP also supports many formats, such as BMP, JPG, GIF, PCX, PNG, PS, TGA, TIF and XPM.
Distorting images made easy
- First, start your GIMP program as usual. If you have not yet installed it, please make sure that there is a Windows and a Linux version.
- Then open your image to be edited. The best way to do this is to go to "File" and "Open". Most of the time you will be asked whether the image can be converted for editing with the GIMP. Do you agree.
- Now click with the right mouse button on your opened picture. a window is opening. Select "Filters" and "Distort". Then it is best to use the "IWarp" function.
- Again a window opens. With IWarp you can now determine the deformation mode. To do this, pull on the levels. Don't worry, you can undo everything later.
- Under the function "Distort" there are also other nice options, such as bending or waves. You can let off steam to your heart's content here. If you don't like something, go to Edit and Undo in the system tray.
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Conclusion: With GIMP that is image editing very easy. There are many tools and functions available that allow the user to pictures numerous to model.
