Gimp: Distort using Iwarp: jessica Alba [tutorial]
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I find it ridiculous that you have to work in that tiny windows instead of the whole rest of the screen. You can't even see the radius the effect is applied to or zoom in to do detailed work.
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Its ok i found out that its called liquify in photoshop, so yeah it does have it the name is just way different.
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@tilandal You can zoom in to do detailed work. Just select a specific area before you select the IWarp feature.
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@vinnymackdx I know this is kinda old, and I'm sure someone has already come up with a better way by now, but what I do, it's kinda extra work.... But I crop out a part of my picture, and save it into a separate file (or open a new image, don't have to save it... Zoom in, copy it to a new image and resize it... Edit it there, recopy and paste it back... ?
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@vinnymackdx no resize the windows only :S
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@tilandal: I agree. Why would anyone want to edit a photo when it's extra small? Doesn't make sense. I have figured out that you can make it a little bigger by dragging bottom corner of the window to make the window bigger. The image gets a little bigger, but the resolution is poor and the image is still smaller than the original. Hopefully this is a feature they fix in the next version of Gimp.
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is there a way to make that window bigger or can you zoom in on pictures using the iwarp tool for more detailed effect?
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Ctrl+Shift+X brings up Liquify. Really cool feature. Very useful if you use it right. Magazines use it to make models looked skinnier and whatnot.
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it made me LOL when you did that at the end then put "so sorry jessica" xD xxx
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it is in photoshop, but it is called liquify and is slighty different.
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Is there any way at all to use IWarp on the actual pucture, instead of the little one in the box?
okay i kinda put the wrong vid up...but basically how to do this, u first go to filters then distort then Iwarp
roughryder5 4 years ago