When using Adobe Photo shop for the first time, it is very hard to use and you would need a manual or someone to sit with you as you learn, each different version is totally different so for each different version you will have to relearn how to use Adobe Photo shop. It also costs a lot of money to get, with buying the program and the license that goes with it. Also, like most graphic programs it uses a lot of memory so more memory is needed, which would make the cost go up.
Yes, it is much easier than photoshop to use.
You just need a tutorial or two, which can be found on fringefx.net or thegimpnation.com/forums.
There is a number of reasons why this program is used:
From iMovie's Window menu select Event Library. This will show a pane that includes iPhoto Videos. The videos will need to be in a format that iMovie recognises - MPEG4 or DV file formats, and some .mov formats. Try MPEG Streamclip to convert between formats (See links below). If you want to import still images click on the camera icon, on the right hand side of the iMovie window, which will show your iPhoto library. Any desired items can be dragged into your movie.
I'm guessing you mean that you want to duplicate an existing layer?
To do that, simply select the layer you want to duplicate in the layers window, and then click the little 'duplicate' button.
GIMP is an image editing program similar to Photoshop that can be downloaded for free at GIMP.org.
try going on google and copy and paste a brush into gimp, then save it ask a brush, then refresh your brush gallery
EDIT- his way fails.
Find a website that has a lot of brushes that you can download
like (brusheezy.com).
Click download, go to your downloaded content area (after it's done downloading) double click on the latest installed brushes..click on extract (you'll see it on the topper corner of the file you just double clicked).. and then choose a file to extract on, (click on "mycomputer"..or if you changed the name of it then just click on that.), then click on gimp 2.6 and then click on brushes and finally click extract again.
You need to close Gimp 2.6 and then re-open it for the brushes to install.
This easy tutorial feature is for Windows users only, i am not sure about Mac users.
Google chrome users:
Download>select file> double click on file> extract file> select "mycomputer" or what ever you named it>click on Gimp 2.6>click on brushes> extract file.
Read more: How_do_you_install_brushes_for_gimp_2.6
Sorry, I doubt there is any plug in or filter to accomplish that. Even in depth enhanced formats such as exr (Industrial Light and Magic), what you see is what you get. If you cannot see under the clothes, you do not get under the clothes.
Your only choice is to break out the brush, use the image as a guide, and draw your own, without the clothing.
Gimp for upholstery is made from rubber and plastic, this make the finished product shiny and easy to clean but also stretchy and nicer for the wearer.
Do not start looking for Gimp in stores. Gimp is completely free, and easily downloadable right in the related links. If you have a mac, you may have to search for it elsewhere.
GIMP, just like Photoshop or MS Paint, is a bitmap program. Vector programs are programs that are based around curved and straight lines to create an image that doesn't have any pixels.
When you have a brush active, go to the toolbox. About the middle is a drop-down menu. From there you can select the dynamic that appeals to you, or create one of your own.
There's a specific command for that under 'layers'.
You can also do it in the layers "toolbox" (wrong term- but the stuff on the right side of the screen)
1) Gimp is a FREE open source program that you can repeatedly update for free without paying anything.
2) Gimp has practically everything that Photoshop has. (At least from a non-professional user)
3) Is very easy to use and has a lot of tutorials:
thegimpking.blogspot.com
You can download GIMP at: gimp.org
Tutorials here: thegimpking.blogspot.com
Windows computers: XP and up although it is not compatible with some XP computers.
gimp.org
thegimpking.blogspot.com
Very many image editing and viewing programs can save .ico files which are used by Windows OS for icons.
Among these is The GIMP.