Beginner's Guide to Gimp

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Beginners Guide To Gimp

First thing's first. If you don't have gimp, download it here.

[once you have successfully installed gimp...]

This guide will explain how to take an image, change its color, resize it, and add text to it....easily.

-COLORS-

Step 1:

[] Click here and copy that image (right click on image; copy)

[] Run GIMP2 (Start; Run; [type]gimp-2.6.exe)

Step 2:

[] Click Edit on the Gimp window and paste the image into Gimp.

[] Zoom Out to 50% original image size by selecting it on a drop down menu on the bottom-left of the Gimp window.

[] Reduce window size with cursor on bottom-right corner of Gimp window(optional).

Step 3;

[] We want to change the color, so click the Colors tab(top-center of window)

[] select Hue-Saturation from the menu

[] Next, the Hue-Saturation window poppes up. notice the color wheel. toggle the hue scale and see how it effects the picture.

[] Set Hue to 160.

[] Set Saturation to 32.
(notice how the hue setting changed the image from red to aqua-blue; and how the saturation setting made the color more intense.)

[] Click Ok

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