tawny sentinel
So I'm trying to convert some wallpapers into the nord color-scheme but I'm running into a hiccup regarding with the exported photo not looking the same as the photo inside the GIMP program.
The first picture is what it looks like in the program, the 2nd should be if I were to open it with pix or any other photo viewing program.
neon apex
unclear what you want.
you want it to look like the second picture, as your final wallpaper?
hard kiln
HDR might be involved here, I've seen similar things having HDR enabled in system settings but not on my monitor
neon apex
@tawny sentinel please answer
tawny sentinel
unclear what you want.
i would want the exported photo to look like the photo in GIMP
because the exported photo which is the 2nd picture, looks like it has a blue tint
neon apex
ok you want the way in the first pic
try exporting it as a PNG
if not, you can use photopea.com
or use the program Pix (included on Linux Mint) , or its close brother gthumb on any other distro. That will easily let you adjust hues and saturation.
disable any high-dynamic-range things in GIMP or any of those , as Engineer said too.
@tawny sentinel
tawny sentinel
will try, just gotta install another kernel on arch since they have an issue with it
ty for the support!
neon apex
well illustrated thing:
https://learnubuntumate.weebly.com/gthumb.html
tawny sentinel
i guess i'll just go with the pix/gThumb route thank you for the support
neon apex
i guess i'll just go with the pix/gThumb route thank you for the support
yes but does gthumb even do it right???
or Pix, if you're on Mint.
or does it end up with garbage result?
that's what I'm curious to know.
tawny sentinel
here's what it looked like after editing it with pix
neon apex
here's what it looked like after editing it with pix
cool
u can soften it a bit by tweaking the 'contrast'
and desaturate it a bit. looks bloody too-blue
