Beginner Photo Editing Basics Tutorial – Gimp




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In this tutorial I will be going over some basic concepts for photo editing (or manipulation) such as how to color correct an image, adjust the levels, adjust the hue and saturation, sharpen the image, tweak the brightness and contrast, and add a vignette. This tutorial is designed to help beginners with photo editing, but can also be watched by intermediate and expert Gimp users. I guarantee your photos will look more professional after watching this tutorial!

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28 responses to “Beginner Photo Editing Basics Tutorial – Gimp”

  1. another video on pic editing, yet no instruction on how to get the pic into gimp from the camera card in the first place. Also nothing on how to save & copy hte new image into my hard drive for later use.

  2. This is a high-end photo editing program that consolidates many features offered by several other specialty photo editing programs that I use, yet I found the user interface intuitive and reasonably easy to master. Like other high-end photo editing programs it gives
    me the tools to adjust color balance, contrast, brightness, sharpness and do retouching and face/body enhancements. Unlike several of my other photo editing programs, it will import my RAW photo files, giving me the power to edit their much richer content. https://plus.google.com/b/100728704920141855812/100728704920141855812/posts/EPEBMC8eX95

  3. is there a way to round the edges of the image? basically im making a flyer, and i added a photo, i want to round the edges maybe, and make the corners of the image less noticeable. is there a tutorial on this?

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