Five Interesting GIMP Filters

post Category: Linux — sokdbot @ 11:20 pm — post Comments (0)
postOctober 31, 2009

The Gimp is a powerful graphical application that can handle just about any kind of bit-mapped editing job. You can re-touch photos, shrink or enlarge pictures, combine elements using layers, and many other operations with little to moderate effort. The program also has a bunch of interesting “filters” that transform your picture into something new. Perhaps you need to make a cool text logo for your company or are a teacher needing to create some coloring projects, for your kids. The Gimp has you covered in those departments. And, once you try using a few of the filters, Im sure youll see opportunities to filter pictures, all over the place.

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