CMYK no Gimp com o plug-in Separate
“Para quem trabalha com Software Livre em design, o GIMP dá um certo trabalho com CMYK. Depois de um tempo estudando resolvi fazer um tutorial sobre o plug-in Separate, que da um suporte rustico, mas eficiente a CMYK no GIMP que esta disponível no fórum Gimp.com.br. Espero que ajude, apesar de não ser um trabalho perfeito, esse plug-in gera uma conversão boa, que pode ajudar muito quem trabalha com editoração em software livre, principalmente em conjunto com o Scribus e outros softwares livres.” A nota foi enviada por Isaque Profeta dos Reis (isaqueprofetaΘgmail·com), que enviou este link para mais detalhes.(postado por Augusto Campos)
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Comentário de brain
12/06/06 17:49 - usuário registrado #1
usuários de gimp no Linux: Usuários de Gimp no Linux precisam fazer o download da versão do plugin para este ambiente, e instalá-la...
Mas ainda que o tutorial só servisse para usuários de Gimp em ambientes proprietários, de minha parte os tutoriais de softwares livre em quaisquer ambientes são bem-vindos.
Mas ainda que o tutorial só servisse para usuários de Gimp em ambientes proprietários, de minha parte os tutoriais de softwares livre em quaisquer ambientes são bem-vindos.
Comentário de Ludi
12/06/06 23:49 - usuário registrado #35
Quoting...: Citando um outro e-mail de um usuário do Scribus e a resposta seguinte do Avox.
Eu já postei uma outra notícia sobre o assunto, mas vale reforçar.
"momo wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'd like to apologize about the use of the word "ashamed", it is true that
> it's not fair from my part, specially when talking about people that are
> willing to donate their time and skills to develop open source software. I
> am ashamed now because of that... sorry.
>
I really appreciate that you take back that statement and I think it's a
proof
of the high standard this mailing list has. So, "no worries".
As has been said before we got in contact with the Gimp and Inkscape
developers
at the LGM in Lyon and they are well aware of the need for CMYK support.
Of course FOSS projects often lack manpower; and the direction the
development
takes often is more determined by the knowledge and interest of the
available
developers than by some product strategy.
AFAIK Inkscape will use the colorspace syntax of SVG colors to support CMYK.
I haven't followed the development after LGM but I've heard there already is
some progress.
Gimp is currently integrating the new GEGL library and it makes sense to
postpone
CMYK support until this framework is in place. I'm pretty sure that CMYK
support
(and other colorspaces) will follow shortly after.
> ...
> A graphic redactor lacking the CMYK color scheme is just not good,
> specially
> when there is other alternative to GIMP on the unix/linux platforms.
>
Watch out for Krita from KDE, it sounds quite promising.
/Andreas"
Eu já postei uma outra notícia sobre o assunto, mas vale reforçar.
"momo wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'd like to apologize about the use of the word "ashamed", it is true that
> it's not fair from my part, specially when talking about people that are
> willing to donate their time and skills to develop open source software. I
> am ashamed now because of that... sorry.
>
I really appreciate that you take back that statement and I think it's a
proof
of the high standard this mailing list has. So, "no worries".
As has been said before we got in contact with the Gimp and Inkscape
developers
at the LGM in Lyon and they are well aware of the need for CMYK support.
Of course FOSS projects often lack manpower; and the direction the
development
takes often is more determined by the knowledge and interest of the
available
developers than by some product strategy.
AFAIK Inkscape will use the colorspace syntax of SVG colors to support CMYK.
I haven't followed the development after LGM but I've heard there already is
some progress.
Gimp is currently integrating the new GEGL library and it makes sense to
postpone
CMYK support until this framework is in place. I'm pretty sure that CMYK
support
(and other colorspaces) will follow shortly after.
> ...
> A graphic redactor lacking the CMYK color scheme is just not good,
> specially
> when there is other alternative to GIMP on the unix/linux platforms.
>
Watch out for Krita from KDE, it sounds quite promising.
/Andreas"
Comentário de isaqueprofeta
14/06/06 8:39 - usuário registrado #985
A mesma coisa: A diferença é que no separate do linux não tem exe ;)
Obrigado e novamente parabéns pela iniciativa. Vou visitar o referido site deste tutorial regularmente agora.