When you are satisfied with your settings click OK. In this video tutorial I will show you how to design a free business logo using GIMP 2.10. It is hard to get the numbers perfect and that’s why you have to play with the settings until you learn and get the best fit. If you accidentally mess up any of the settings then you can undo it and try again to aim for perfection. Lastly, the Threshold option indicates the difference in pixel values and where the sharpening must be applied. So you can decide how sharp you want to make your image.
On the other hand, the Amount option lets you control the strength of your sharpening. From the GIMP home page, click on 'DOWNLOAD' in the top banner.
So you can adjust how many pixels you need by writing the amount in the radius box. Instructions in this article applies to GIMP version 2.10.12. This tutorial is simple enough that any beginner should be able to follow along. The following steps show a simple web banner sized animation using a couple of basic graphics, some text, and a logo. Radius ensures pixel numbers when we sharpen our image. How To Design A Simple Logo with GIMP Written by Logos By Nick in GIMP, Open Source, Tutorials In today’s tutorial I’ll be demonstrating how you can design a very simple logo with GIMP. These three options do their own set of work for sharpening an image. Having 'top left' selection tools is confusing for the new user. I feel that if these tools were somehow highlighted, and made to be default, the UX of Gimp would increase massively. If you need to create a composition with two or more images, youre going to need to better understand the concept of layers. In the window we will see three settings which are Radius, Amount and Threshold. The second is the Unified transform tool. With the zooming we have completed the preparation and now it’s time for us to sharpen our image.įirst we will select the duplicate layer we have created and then we will go to Filters > Enhance > Sharpen (Unsharp Mask)Ī pop up window for an unsharp mask will appear from where we will be able to control the sharpness of our image.
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