Grokking the GIMP
Covers image manipulation concepts and which GIMP tools are the most effective for the implementation.
Tag(s): Open Source Productivity Tools
Publication date: 01 Feb 2000
ISBN-10: 0735709246
ISBN-13: n/a
Paperback: 352 pages
Views: 38,445
Type: Book
Publisher: New Riders Publishing
License: Open Publication License
Post time: 22 Oct 2004 11:50:45
Grokking the GIMP
Covers image manipulation concepts and which GIMP tools are the most effective for the implementation.
Publication date: 01 Feb 2000
ISBN-10: 0735709246
ISBN-13: n/a
Paperback: 352 pages
Views: 38,445
Document Type: Book
Publisher: New Riders Publishing
License: Open Publication License
Post time: 22 Oct 2004 11:50:45
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The original book's website is not responding. A mirror is available at CinePaint.org. The book is OPL licensed, so I guess it's OK to link to a mirror. The download link has been updated.
Book excerpts:
First thing to say: this book is not merely about tips and tricks, and it's not a collection of recipes for solving someone's favorite image manipulation problems. It is first about understanding image manipulation concepts, second about knowing which GIMP tools are most effective, and third about the savvy use of these tools.
This book covers many areas of working with digital images, including touchup and enhancement, compositing, 3D rendering, and the presentation of graphics on the World Wide Web. This book also gives a unified and in-depth introduction to layers, selections, masks, colorspaces, and the use of blending modes.
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:) "I must say that this is a great reference book. It covers everything you need to know about using the GIMP in a clear, concise manner that anyone can understand with good practical examples."
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About The Author(s)
As digital product manager, Carey Bunks has worked in diverse senior executive positions for both startups and large Internet-driven businesses. Having started his career at Verizon, now the largest telecoms operator in the US, he subsequently joined startups in the Internet space funded by the Deutsche Bank and then Apax Partners. He also founded his own company, Senscraft, a self-funded mobile product startup that was profitable in its first year, and that was successfully sold in 2015.
As digital product manager, Carey Bunks has worked in diverse senior executive positions for both startups and large Internet-driven businesses. Having started his career at Verizon, now the largest telecoms operator in the US, he subsequently joined startups in the Internet space funded by the Deutsche Bank and then Apax Partners. He also founded his own company, Senscraft, a self-funded mobile product startup that was profitable in its first year, and that was successfully sold in 2015.