how do i rotate the picture just 1 or 2 degrees using gimp??????
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- Thread starter Charlie Knighton
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Hi Charlie go to tools , tranform tools , rotate that should get you where you want to be.
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thanks Mark
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What is "GIMP"?
gimp?
Why would one want to use such a program when so many established s/w's are available, ie, Picassa2,etc? Not complaining, just curious. Phil
Why would one want to use such a program when so many established s/w's are available, ie, Picassa2,etc? Not complaining, just curious. Phil
The Gimp
... is also an "established s/w" that has most of the capabilities of Photo Shop with an infinitely lower price (I keep getting a divide-by-zero error when I try to calculate the percentage
). The Gimp is available for most major platforms.
The main thing that I like is that by using it I have more funds available for toys; e.g. woodturning, CNC, ice cream, etc.
... is also an "established s/w" that has most of the capabilities of Photo Shop with an infinitely lower price (I keep getting a divide-by-zero error when I try to calculate the percentage
). The Gimp is available for most major platforms.The main thing that I like is that by using it I have more funds available for toys; e.g. woodturning, CNC, ice cream, etc.
Gimp actually pre-dates Picassa2, the first version started development in 1995, with the first release in 1996. So it pre-dates Picassa by nearly a decade.