Congratulations on the 2.0 release GâMIC team!
I just had a quick mess around with it. Impressive work! A lot of improvements and additions. Hereâs something fun I made with my profile image using the âblack crayonâ filter:
Fun!
Good job and good summary!
The http://gmic.eu website could benefit from more of the examples and tutorials found on https://pixls.us/ and https://discuss.pixls.us, or at least provide the appropriate links. Maybe the site just needs an overhaul; e.g., we have pages that still say âLatest stable version: 1.7.4â and have old tutorials that might need revising. That kind of gives GâMIC less credit than it deserves.
Could you give the URLs ? Iâd be interested to change those if necessary. Thanks !
Awesome! Thanks to all who contributed!
A fantastic write-up. Going to share this elsewhere where I usually share my stuff.
Maybe these examples and tutorials could be included as a help file in Gâmic? Gâmic is a wonderfull tool but lacks a lot of documentation.
Hi David, hi Patrick,
somewhat shorter summary in German:
https://frank.tegtmeyer.net/2017/06/gmic20/
Regards, Frank
Amazing article! I am sold
New version looks really smoothâŠ
Currently, the download links for GâMIC for Windows (64 bits) zip file & GâMIC for Windows (32 bits) zip file go nowhere (looking for non qt version)⊠looks like they maybe need the gmic_qt_win64 & gmic_qt_win32 path update.
Yes, it should be fixed now, thanks for noticing this
David Revoy has posted some more details about his use of the GâMIC Smart Coloring filter in a recent blog post :
One more to look at:
Link for âGâMIC for Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Xenial (64 bits) - all interfacesâ leads to message:
âThe requested URL /files/prerelease_linux/gmic_ubuntu_trusty_amd64.deb was not found on this server.â
Indeed, should be fixed now. Thanks !
Thanks for the info on GâMIC 2.0. I was able to install it for Gimp on Fedora. However, I had some trouble finding it. I learned it is best to search for GMIC not GâMIC.
This article has been here a while, but I was wondering if Patrick David had a place to recommend new film emulations. Just saw an article about a ânewâ film called âStreet Candy ATM400â. It is a high contrast sharp black and white film, and the examples posted looked good.
Good question. I think some of the stuff that @stefan.chirila has produced are pretty sweet.
Did you have a link for the âStreet Candy ATM400â?
@patdavid, I believe that @johjeff might be talking about this film here ( https://www.oneyearwithfilmonly.com/street-candy-film ) which is an actual film stock that is for sale, and that he may want a digital replica of it.