To quote the comedian Drew Carey, "Thank you, citizen!" This is the * ONLY * Gimp video, out of all the ones I watched, that explains the steps slowly and clearly. Well done!
I don't think I've ever left a comment on a UA-cam instructional video but I have to this time. This is the most CLEARLY described and demonstrated tutorial I've seen in a long time. Well done and thank you for sharing.
. I actually was looking for GIMP info video while comparing other programs and found this instructional video. This video, alone, sold GIMP. Well done.
Thank you Geraldine Bryan for taking the time to post your nice comment! It really helps. 😃 You might want to try this tutorial, maybe you find it even easier. ua-cam.com/video/msNFZ32FBVY/v-deo.html Succes and thanks again! 👌
Very good, great non-winey/high pitched voice., Marvelous English. Got it all, but workspace is showing... off to find another video to correct that problem.
Hi London Stitchery . Thank you for your comment and compliments👍 . But my English is not that good because I am not sure what you mean by the workspace is showing.. haha. 😃 Anyway , merci. Regards, Jan, GW.
Really helpful, particularly once I stopped trying to think and just did what the video said. Slightly confused by the differences in 2.10.20, but worked anyway.
Thanks shawn Maverton.👍 Here is a text tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/LoPLBbNeedo/v-deo.html and maybe this one helps by changing or removing the background: ua-cam.com/video/uyNRI7vv7X4/v-deo.html Have fun and a great day! 😉Best, Jan. GW.
Hi Kurt, thank you. My voice... I wished I had a typical narrater voice but it seems my own voice does the job too haha. Thanks again, also for subscribing!
I have Gimp 2.8.4 and I can only see the bottom layer, even when I click on the 2 others. I'm looking to blend the top image over the bottom one, both have the same size.
Great explanation. I tried doing this with more than two images, and the moment I applied the second gradient, the first one disappeared. How can I do this four or five times in the same project and keep them all?
Hi Leön González 😃 Thanks! Are you on Gimp 2.10? If that is the case, you might have forgotten to hit enter with the first gradient... And the third image should be opened as layers and add a layer mask... When you are on Gimp 2.8, you do not hit enter, but just open the next image as new a new layer and also add a layer mask. When you want to make 2 gradients in the same layer, for instance one vertical and one horizontal, you first have to right click the gradient and hit apply gradient. Then add a new layer mask. Hope this helps, please let me know. 👍 ( When you are on Gimp 2.10, you might want to try this tutorial, ua-cam.com/video/msNFZ32FBVY/v-deo.html )
Hi. My students at Seniornet today completed this exercise using the same images as you, but when we tried it with our own photos the results were not what they should have been - where are we going wrong??? Hoping that you can set us on the right path!!!
Hi Janet Gay! Sorry to hear that. It is hard to say, without seeing the photo's, or how you implement the tutorial. But maybe the size is different, which can give problems when you do not scale them properly... It also makes a difference which photo's you use, some photo's give a nicer result then others, even when you follow the video precisely. You can also press Ctrl+Z and try again when the gradient does not look good, instead of trying again and again with the same gradient. Again, sorry I can't be of more help, but thanks for your comment. Have a nice day. Jan. GW.
Hi Jan, Thank you for your reply, however I now have more questions. 1. Could you please explain what you mean by "scaling properly" 2. Our main problem is that the Blend Tool doesn't work - it just drags the top layer further to the right , exposing more of the middle layer with no blend occurring at all. Thanks. You have a nice day, too. Janet
Hi Janet, 1. When you scale the image, there must be enought overlap to make the gradient, but I think that is not the problem here. 2. I tried it myself and it looks as if you still have the move tool active, instead of the blend tool. Could that be the problem? Please let me know how you are doing. And... have a great day 😉. Jan. GW.
Hi Jan, Thanks for your reply. I think I've found the problem. Somehow the FG to BG changed itself to hardedge, consequently there was no blending. I have no idea why this should happen. Will try it again with my students next Thursday and hopefully they will also be successful. Best wishes Janet
Hi Janet. I am happy that you found the problem/solution. Sometimes something like that happens unfortunately and can take a lot of time to discover. Good luck next Thursday and... have fun Gimping 😉 Have a great weekend! Jan. GW.
When I open first picture it shows me the whole picture. When I then add 2nd picture as layer it shows approx. 1/3 of picture. Usually middle section. I'd tried various things to correct this and nothing works. The first time I gave up and removed Gimp out of frustration. Decided to try again and reinstalled. Perfect. Then after 2 or 3 sessions it happens again. So now I just remove Gimp and re-install. Don't want to keep doing this. Can you help?
Hi mar str! I am so sorry to hear this. Gimp should be fun, and not something that gives you frustration!! I am not sure what happens, but I can think of some things you could try. First of all: does Gimp do this only with those images? And do you have the current stable version of Gimp: 2.8.22. I have made the tutorial myself anew to check it and it works okay. Have you tried the tutorial with the images that you can download via the description in the tutorial instead of your own images? Another thing you might try is first scaling the images that you want to use seperately, one by one, and then save them in your imagefolder. If you do that, you can scale them via image, scale image, and then fill in the width and height of 1920 and 1080 which is the size of the canvas in the tut. And then try the tutorial with these images, so you do not have to scale them anymore. To be sure, you might want to check if your videocard is up to date, but that is a wild guess of me. I hope something of this helps a bit. Please let me know how you are doing? Best, Jan GW.
Bedankt, erg leerzaam. Aan je accent te horen zijn wij landgenoten. De commentaren beneden prijzen je voor je prettig stemgeluid, dat kan ik beamen. Bedankt voor alle moeite om deze tutorial video te maken. deze video krijgt van mij 5 sterren 🙏⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍
Hi Allison, I don't think Kami Yuceda meant it sarcastic at all haha. But thanks for replying. Anyway.... I hope you have fun with the tuts 😃, that's why I make them 👌
Hi rushballin! Make sure, that you have selected the toplayer, that is the layer with the layer mask, when you make the gradient and... that the layer mask, and not the image is selected! The one that is selected has a white border. Please let me know if this helps.
Hi FilmDParillo, thanks! There is a note in the video description: In the new version of Gimp, they have changed the blend tool into the gradient tool. 😉Hope this helps. You can also try this one: ua-cam.com/video/msNFZ32FBVY/v-deo.html Might be a bit better. Have fun. 😃Jan. GW.
0:00 - fkn image scaling filler 2:50 - ACTUAL GRADIENT DEMONSTRATION 4:01 - fkn image exporting filler useful info takes only 1/5 of the whole fkn video duration...
👉👉👉 For Gimp 2.10 users: Read the video description for additional notes! 👈 👈 👈
Crtl + Z is undo, not make a gradient
To quote the comedian Drew Carey, "Thank you, citizen!" This is the * ONLY * Gimp video, out of all the ones I watched, that explains the steps slowly and clearly. Well done!
I don't think I've ever left a comment on a UA-cam instructional video but I have to this time. This is the most CLEARLY described and demonstrated tutorial I've seen in a long time. Well done and thank you for sharing.
. I actually was looking for GIMP info video while comparing other programs and found this instructional video. This video, alone, sold GIMP. Well done.
I watch this video every time I use gimp. its calming and gets right to the point. Great job man
Haha, that's it: relax, enjoy and have fun. Glad with your comment. Best regards my friend 😃
Cogent and perfectly paced delivery with the voice of a story teller. THANKYOU
Hi Ray Mitchell! Thanks so much, for posting your kind comment! The voice of a story teller haha. Thanks again and have a nice day!
What a nice crisp concise video and such a soothing voice, just like the monks. Thanks a lot.
You are an excellent teacher. Thanks so much for this simple but very effective learning video
Very helpful ! Great voice, great pace of words. Thank you.
Hi Ormoc Relief 😉 Thank you, you'r very welcome, glad it helps!!
Thank you so much for these easy to follow instructions!
You are very welcome, I am glad it helps. 👌Thanks for posting!
Very simple and understandable. Voice is easy to listen to.
Thank you Geraldine Bryan for taking the time to post your nice comment! It really helps. 😃 You might want to try this tutorial, maybe you find it even easier. ua-cam.com/video/msNFZ32FBVY/v-deo.html Succes and thanks again! 👌
Very good, great non-winey/high pitched voice., Marvelous English. Got it all, but workspace is showing... off to find another video to correct that problem.
Hi London Stitchery . Thank you for your comment and compliments👍 . But my English is not that good because I am not sure what you mean by the workspace is showing.. haha. 😃 Anyway , merci. Regards, Jan, GW.
Oh, and thank you for subscribing 😃
Really helpful, particularly once I stopped trying to think and just did what the video said. Slightly confused by the differences in 2.10.20, but worked anyway.
Thanks for the time you took to produce this video. It was very helpful to me. Cheers and a big thumbs up.
Hi Kym Moulds😃. And thank you for making the effort to post your encouraging comment. I am glad it helped 👍. Have a nice day! Jan. GW.
Really well explained. Thanks you. Just one question - why would 26 people dislike this? Presumably trolls :(.
you have dutch accent. :) you are the best GIMP Tutor.:)
Thanks for the help I watch this every time I make a thumbnail
Hi King Jay🤴 Glad it helps, thanks! Maybe this one can help you also: ua-cam.com/video/msNFZ32FBVY/v-deo.html Best, Jan.👍
This was a great tutorial easily explain what I was searching for! Now I need to learn how to change the background color and add text
Thanks shawn Maverton.👍 Here is a text tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/LoPLBbNeedo/v-deo.html and maybe this one helps by changing or removing the background: ua-cam.com/video/uyNRI7vv7X4/v-deo.html Have fun and a great day! 😉Best, Jan. GW.
Hi Shawn, Maybe you like this new tutorial about text: ua-cam.com/video/moLhQz1nR0U/v-deo.html Best regards, Jan.😃
Dank , goede tutorial /// Cheers
Good stuff, now time to get back to my project.
Thanks
Hi there, Mr. or Mrs Post-Modern Czechoslovakian War Factory 🙂 Thanks and good luck with your project.
Um thanks.
It's Mr. though XD
Oh, never mind. I read that wrong! XD
Thanks.
😉 Have a great day, Sir. 👌
Nicely done tutorial, and BTW your voice is awesome.
Hi Kurt, thank you. My voice... I wished I had a typical narrater voice but it seems my own voice does the job too haha. Thanks again, also for subscribing!
fast, precise and even helpful. Thanks !!!
Excellent video. To the point. Thank you
Very helpful. Thank you.
Glad it helps, Thanks for posting 😃
very good as always
Merci, cosmo ianiro 😊
Merci a bunch!
I have Gimp 2.8.4 and I can only see the bottom layer, even when I click on the 2 others. I'm looking to blend the top image over the bottom one, both have the same size.
Thanks a lot! This was really helpful :D
Awesome! Now to make some dank memes
Great explanation. I tried doing this with more than two images, and the moment I applied the second gradient, the first one disappeared. How can I do this four or five times in the same project and keep them all?
Hi Leön González 😃 Thanks! Are you on Gimp 2.10? If that is the case, you might have forgotten to hit enter with the first gradient... And the third image should be opened as layers and add a layer mask... When you are on Gimp 2.8, you do not hit enter, but just open the next image as new a new layer and also add a layer mask. When you want to make 2 gradients in the same layer, for instance one vertical and one horizontal, you first have to right click the gradient and hit apply gradient. Then add a new layer mask. Hope this helps, please let me know. 👍 ( When you are on Gimp 2.10, you might want to try this tutorial,
ua-cam.com/video/msNFZ32FBVY/v-deo.html )
Hi. My students at Seniornet today completed this exercise using the same images as you, but when we tried it with our own photos the results were not what they should have been - where are we going wrong??? Hoping that you can set us on the right path!!!
Hi Janet Gay! Sorry to hear that. It is hard to say, without seeing the photo's, or how you implement the tutorial. But maybe the size is different, which can give problems when you do not scale them properly... It also makes a difference which photo's you use, some photo's give a nicer result then others, even when you follow the video precisely. You can also press Ctrl+Z and try again when the gradient does not look good, instead of trying again and again with the same gradient. Again, sorry I can't be of more help, but thanks for your comment. Have a nice day. Jan. GW.
Hi Jan, Thank you for your reply, however I now have more questions.
1. Could you please explain what you mean by "scaling properly"
2. Our main problem is that the Blend Tool doesn't work - it just drags the top layer further to the right , exposing more of the middle layer with no blend occurring at all.
Thanks. You have a nice day, too.
Janet
Hi Janet,
1. When you scale the image, there must be enought overlap to make the gradient, but I think that is not the problem here.
2. I tried it myself and it looks as if you still have the move tool active, instead of the blend tool. Could that be the problem?
Please let me know how you are doing. And... have a great day 😉. Jan. GW.
Hi Jan, Thanks for your reply. I think I've found the problem. Somehow the FG to BG changed itself to hardedge, consequently there was no blending. I have no idea why this should happen. Will try it again with my students next Thursday and hopefully they will also be successful. Best wishes Janet
Hi Janet. I am happy that you found the problem/solution. Sometimes something like that happens unfortunately and can take a lot of time to discover. Good luck next Thursday and... have fun Gimping 😉 Have a great weekend! Jan. GW.
ayy man this is solid
Hey buddy, Thanks! 😉 Maybe this one helps also... ua-cam.com/video/msNFZ32FBVY/v-deo.html (for when you are on 2.10.)
Why am I the only one for whom this method doesn't work? All that happens is the top layer goes completely black and no blending occurs.
When I open first picture it shows me the whole picture. When I then add 2nd picture as layer it shows approx. 1/3 of picture. Usually middle section. I'd tried various things to correct this and nothing works. The first time I gave up and removed Gimp out of frustration. Decided to try again and reinstalled. Perfect. Then after 2 or 3 sessions it happens again. So now I just remove Gimp and re-install. Don't want to keep doing this. Can you help?
Hi mar str! I am so sorry to hear this. Gimp should be fun, and not something that gives you frustration!! I am not sure what happens, but I can think of some things you could try. First of all: does Gimp do this only with those images? And do you have the current stable version of Gimp: 2.8.22. I have made the tutorial myself anew to check it and it works okay. Have you tried the tutorial with the images that you can download via the description in the tutorial instead of your own images? Another thing you might try is first scaling the images that you want to use seperately, one by one, and then save them in your imagefolder. If you do that, you can scale them via image, scale image, and then fill in the width and height of 1920 and 1080 which is the size of the canvas in the tut. And then try the tutorial with these images, so you do not have to scale them anymore. To be sure, you might want to check if your videocard is up to date, but that is a wild guess of me. I hope something of this helps a bit. Please let me know how you are doing? Best, Jan GW.
Thank you very much. I'll try everything you suggest. I am hopeful as I really like Gimp.
Bedankt, erg leerzaam. Aan je accent te horen zijn wij landgenoten. De commentaren beneden prijzen je voor je prettig stemgeluid, dat kan ik beamen. Bedankt voor alle moeite om deze tutorial video te maken. deze video krijgt van mij 5 sterren 🙏⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍
Everything works but when I get to the blend tool it just blacks everything out no matter where I draw the line or how long it is.
Thank you!! :D
Thanks a lot
Hi Kamil Yucedal! Your are very welcome, thank you! Jan.
That sounded so sarcastic
Hi Allison W. I did not took or meant it like that though 😃
oh no not you! I meant Kami Yuceda, sorry!
Hi Allison, I don't think Kami Yuceda meant it sarcastic at all haha. But thanks for replying. Anyway.... I hope you have fun with the tuts 😃, that's why I make them 👌
How come my Gimp ain't got Blending Tool?
when i attempt the blending of the images the image with layer mask fades out to white. please help.
Hi rushballin! Make sure, that you have selected the toplayer, that is the layer with the layer mask, when you make the gradient and... that the layer mask, and not the image is selected! The one that is selected has a white border. Please let me know if this helps.
worked like a charm. thank you!
Thank u
Thank you, vieju, you are welcome!
awesome except there is no blend tool on gimp
Hi FilmDParillo, thanks! There is a note in the video description: In the new version of Gimp, they have changed the blend tool into the gradient tool. 😉Hope this helps. You can also try this one: ua-cam.com/video/msNFZ32FBVY/v-deo.html Might be a bit better. Have fun. 😃Jan. GW.
@@gimpworkshop9729 I don't have gradient tool either. hmm..
nice but i cannot understand....
can not be easier
but its only 2 kids :(
Video starts at 2:50
Thanks man
0:00 - fkn image scaling filler
2:50 - ACTUAL GRADIENT DEMONSTRATION
4:01 - fkn image exporting filler
useful info takes only 1/5 of the whole fkn video duration...