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Do it with the GIMP
1. Introduction
1.1. History of the GIMP
1.2. Future Directions
1.3. Conventions Used in this Lecture
2. Overview of Features
2.1. Colour Modes
2.2. 8 bits per colour value
2.3. RGB and HSV modes
2.3.1. Demo
2.3.2. What are RGB and HSV?
2.3.3. What about CMYK?
2.4. Basic Effects using the Toolbox
2.5. Plug-ins
2.6. Selection and its Usage
2.6.1. Using the Red "Paint Selection" Button
2.6.2. The "<Image> -> Select" Menu
2.7. Layers
2.7.1. Alpha
2.7.1.1. Demo 1
2.7.1.2. Demo : Using a Gradient as a Layer Mask
2.7.2. Filters and Layers
2.7.3. Layer Modes
2.7.4. Gradients
3. LUT (Look-Up Tables Effects)
3.1. Brightness and Contrast
3.1.1. Answer
3.1.2. Demonstration
3.2. Gamma Correction
3.2.1. Concept
3.2.2. Demonstration
3.3. Equalize
3.4. Color Map Rotation
3.5. Color Balance
3.6. More LUTs
4. Basic Areal Effects
4.1. Blur
4.1.1. Answer to how one can blur an image
4.1.2. Demo of a simple blur
4.1.3. Gaussian Blur
4.1.3.1. IIR vs. RLE Gaussian Blurs
4.1.3.2. Demo of IIR Gauss. Blur
4.1.3.3. Demo of RLE Gauss. Blur
4.2. Sharpening
4.2.1. Answer to how one can sharpen
4.2.2. Sharpening Demo
4.3. Motion Blur
4.3.1. Answer to how one can motion blur
4.3.2. Demo
5. Basic Areal Transformations
5.1. Scaling an Image
5.1.1. Interpolation
5.2. The Rotate/Scale/Perspective Tool
5.2.1. Demo
6. Some Cool Effects
6.1. Gradient Map
6.1.1. Demo 1 : Real-life picture
6.1.2. Demo 2 : Text Caption
6.2. Fractal Explorer
7. Turning a Photograph into a Painting
7.1. Oilify
7.2. Gimpressionist
8. Scripting the GIMP
8.1. The Procedural Database
8.2. Script-Fu Scripting
8.2.1. Interactive Demo
8.2.2. Generating a Logo
8.3. Gimp-Perl Scripting
8.4. GIMP (C-based) Plug-ins
9. Finale
9.1. References and Links
9.2. Origins and Copyrights of the Images
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