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 |So, let's  try this here.

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 | But I will mask that out.
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-| So I press the control key and now the movement of the slider here is limited to 5 degrees.
+| So, I press the '''control''' key and now the movement of the slider here is limited to 5 degrees.
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-| When you go back to full image you can see that this is my gradient.
+| When you go back to full image, you can see that this is my '''gradient'''.
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-| This looks a bit artificial so I want to make the sky a bit brighter now.
+| This looks a bit artificial, so I want to make the sky a bit brighter now.
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-| For doing that, first I have to deactivate the layer mask and activate the layer itself for working on it otherwise I would have used curves tools on the layer mask.
+| For doing that, first I have to deactivate the '''layer mask''' and activate the '''layer''' itself for working on it. Otherwise I would have used '''curves''' tool on the layer mask.
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-|So les try this here.
+|So, let's  try this here.
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-| Now we want to brighten the sky so I am pulling this up.
+| Now we want to brighten the sky, so I am pulling this up.
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-|So let’s compare the image by switching of the sky layer and layers below it.
+|So, let’s compare the image by switching of the sky layer and layers below it.
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-|The land could use a bit more of contrast I think but I am not sure so I’ll have to try this.
+|The land could use a bit more of contrast I think but I am not sure, so I will have to try this.
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 | 17:07
-|So simply double click the land layer and select the Overlay mode which gives you a bit more of contrast but this is definitely too much, so I slide down the opacity.
+|So, simply double click the '''Land''' layer and select the '''Overlay''' mode which gives you a bit more of contrast. But this is definitely too much, so I slide down the '''Opacity'''.
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-|Now I have got four layers.
+|Now I have got four '''layers'''.
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-|The background, the original image which is not really needed any more, the land layer, a land copy and the sky with the layer mask.
+|The '''Background''', the original image which is not really needed any more, the '''Land''' layer, a '''Land copy''' and the '''Sky''' with the '''layer mask'''.
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-|And I can change all these values here without loosing the image information.
+|And I can change all these values here, without loosing the image information.
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-|Thats the great advantage of using layers
+|That's the great advantage of using '''layers'''.
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-|Now for the last part cropping.  Norman wanted to crop it into 7: 5 ratio because his printer uses 7/5 inch paper.
+|Now for the last part "cropping":  Norman wanted to crop it into 7:5 ratio because his printer uses 7/5 inch paper.
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-| So lets do that ,7/5. A fixed aspect ratio .
+| So, let's do that. 7:5, a '''Fixed Aspect Ratio'''.
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-| So lets decide here.
+| So let's decide here.
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 |18:36
-| I think the tree should be included and the dry grass should be included.
+| I think, the tree should be included and the dry grass should be included.
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-| So I have to start here at the right corner and just pull up  Crop tool.
+| So I have to start here at the right corner and just pull up '''Crop''' tool.
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-|  There are rules of thirds
+|  There are '''Rule of Thirds''',
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-| Let me put this in .
+| let me put this in.
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-|Here you see the front side of the chapel is now one of the points of interest.
+|Here you see, the front side of the chapel is now one of the points of interest.
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-| Here is the more artistic, golden section and it can be helpful but I think the best is simply your eye .
+| Here is the more artistic '''Golden sections''' and it can be helpful but I think the best is simply your eye.
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-|White lines were visible to see hallows.
+|White lines were visible to see '''hallows'''.
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-|1st I’ll edit the Land portion so I call this layer Land and double click into the field where the name exists and press return.
+|First, I will edit the land portion; so I call this layer '''Land'''. And double click into the '''field''' where the name exists and press return.
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-|Now the layer is named Land. .
+|Now the '''layer''' is named '''Land'''.
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-|I select the curves tool, click into the image and now I will explore the image.
+|I select the '''Curves''' tool, click into the image and now I will explore the image.
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-|So I have to brighten the land in the image and I just do it by pulling this up.
+|So, I have to brighten the land in the image and I just do it by pulling this up.
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-|Now the question which comes to mind is how far should I pull it because when I go too far it will look artificial.
+|Now, the question which comes to mind is how far should I pull it because when I go too far it will look artificial.
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-| And if I want to combine the sky and the land with big differences in the curves ,it will not look like a real image.
+| And if I want to combine the sky and the land with big differences in the curves, it will not look like a real image.
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-|So I pull this down a bit .
+|So, I pull this down a bit.
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-|So I click on OK.
+|So, I click on '''OK'''.
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-|So again make a copy of the original layer and just move it on the top and name it sky.
+|So, again make a copy of the original '''layer''' and just move it on the top and name it '''Sky'''.
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-|Double click on the layer, type the name as sky, pressing return and we have the sky.
+|Double click on the '''layer''', type the name as '''Sky''', pressing return and we have the '''Sky'''.
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-|  I want to edit only the sky layer without harming other layers and to do that I work with a layer mask.
+|  I want to edit only the '''Sky layer''' without harming other layers and to do that, I work with a '''layer mask'''.
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-|Right click on sky layer, click on add a layer mask and select white layer mask i.e full opacity that means this layer is fully visible and it is white.
+|Right click on '''Sky layer''', click on '''Add Layer Mask''' and select '''White''' layer mask i.e '''full opacity'''. That means, this layer is fully visible and it is white.
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-|I have selected the gradient tool and this is the new thing I have just found out by accident that when you double click on the tool icon, the tool options are automatically selected.
+|I have selected the '''Gradient tool''' and this is the new thing I have just found out by accident that when you double click on the tool icon, the tool options are automatically selected.
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-|Going back to the gradient tool, when I pull this line here by clicking the left mouse button and release it.
+|Going back to the '''Gradient tool''': when I pull this line here by clicking the left mouse button and release it,
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-|The area to the left of the starting point is filled with black and the area on right of the end point is filled with white which is the other side of the gradient.
+|the area to the left of the starting point is filled with black and the area on right of the end point is filled with white which is the other side of the gradient.
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-|And the area between white and black is the different series of grays and it is called gradient.
+|And the area between white and black is the different series of grays and it is called '''gradient'''.
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-| Here are the different gradient tools and I will stick to this one here black and white
+| Here are the different '''gradient''' tools and I will stick to this one here, black and white.
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-| And there are lot more options here like radial where you can make circle.
+| And there are lot more options here like '''Radial''' where you can make circle.
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-|Its worth to explore these options of this tool.
+|It's worth to explore these options of this tool.
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-| So I set the shape to linear and I delete the scrap layer here.
+| So, I set the shape to '''Linear''' and I delete the scrap layer here.
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-|Now I am working on the sky layer here, the gradient is set from black to white, from making the image transparent to revealing the image and I go back to the layer dialog and check if I have activated the layer itself because I don’t want to paint in the original image.
+|Now I am working on the '''Sky layer''' here, the gradient is set from black to white, from making the image transparent to revealing the image. And I go back to the '''layer''' dialog and check if I have activated the layer itself because I don’t want to paint in the original image.
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-| I want to paint the layer mask.
+| I want to paint the '''layer mask'''
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-| And select the zoom tool to zoom into the image
+| and select the '''Zoom''' tool to zoom into the image.
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-|Press ctrl + z to undo the step.
+|Press '''ctrl + z''' to '''undo''' the step.
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-|In previous tutorials I have shown you two ways to rotate an image and today it’s time for 3rd way.
+|In previous tutorials, I have shown you two ways to rotate an image and today it’s time for third way.
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-|So I follow the same step of zooming into the image where I can see a horizontal line and the horizontal line is on the horizon because horizon by definition is horizontal.
+|So, I follow the same step of zooming into the image where I can see a horizontal line and the horizontal line is on the horizon because horizon by definition is horizontal.
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-|Then I select the measurement tool from the tool box and I don’t select the info window because it pops up in between the image frame but I can get all the information here below in the status bar.
+|Then I select the measurement tool from the toolbox and I don’t select the info. window because it pops up in between the image frame. But I can get all the information here, below, in the status bar.
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-|Now getting the angle of horizon is simple, just put cursor on the horizon, press the mouse button and pull it.
+|Now, getting the angle of horizon is simple. Just put cursor on the horizon, press the mouse button and pull it.
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-| Look for the angle info in the status bar and I see here the angle is 1.64°.
+| Look for the angle info. in the status bar and I see here the angle is 1.64°.
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-|  Now I select the rotate tool, just click into the image and type in -1.63°(degrees), minus because I want to counter the plus 1.63 °(degrees).
+|  Now I select the '''Rotate''' tool, just click into the image and type in -1.63°(degrees), minus because I want to counter the plus 1.63 °(degrees).
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-| Click on rotate and you get a rotated image.
+| Click on '''Rotate''' and you get a rotated image.
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-|Just to test the horizon we pull down the scale and it is horizontal.
+|Just to test the horizon, we pull down the scale and it is horizontal.
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-|The next step will be cropping the image but I can’t crop the image now because this part of the image is not visible so I really can’t judge the stuff.
+|The next step will be cropping the image. But I can’t '''crop''' the image now because this part of the image is not visible. So I really can’t judge the stuff.
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-|I don’t know where to crop ,so first make this part of the image a bit brighter.
+|I don’t know where to crop, so first make this part of the image a bit brighter.
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-|I want to work with the curves tool but before that I make a copy of the layer.
+|I want to work with the '''Curves''' tool but before that I make a copy of the '''layer'''.
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-|Because when we use curves tool ,information in the image is lost.
+|Because, when we use '''curves''' tool ,information in the image is lost.
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-| So never do something with an image which you can’t take back.
+| So, never do something with an image which you can’t take back.
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-|Well I did rotated but in later steps never do anything on original image.
+|Well, I did rotate it but in later steps never do anything on original image.
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-|Welcome to  Meet The GIMP.
+|Welcome to '''Meet The GIMP'''.
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-| My name is Rolf steinort and I am recording this is Bremen, Northen Germany.
+| My name is Rolf Steinort and I am recording this in Bremen, Northern Germany.
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-|This is the image he has got after using raw convertor and this here was the original image.
+|This is the image he has got after using '''RAW convertor''' and this here was the original image.
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-|Comparing the images it was clear what Norman has done.
+|Comparing the images, it was clear what Norman has done.
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-|First he has rotated the image and then he has edited the image with the curves tool to get the colors and brightness in the foreground right and tried not to darken the clouds.
+|First he has rotated the image and then he has edited the image with the '''curves''' tool to get the colors and brightness in the '''foreground''' right and tried not to darken the clouds.
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-|When you look at this image here the clouds are simply gorgeous.
+|When you look at this image here, the clouds are simply gorgeous.
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-|I love them and I have asked him for permission to show this image on the show and I will try to re-do his work now and then I’ll try to get the cloud better in his image.
+|I love them and I have asked him for permission to show this image on the show and I will try to re-do his work now and then I will try to get the clouds better, in his image.
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-| But first let’s see if we find something in EXIF information about this image which gives clue to what went wrong .
+| But, first let’s see if we find something in EXIF information about this image which gives clue to what went wrong .
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-|One  thousand of a second exposure time and Aperture is 5.6.
+|One  thousand of a second '''Exposure Time''' and Aperture is 5.6.
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-|I think you would need something like a small nuclear bomb behind you for brightening up this part of the image.
+|I think, you would need something like a small nuclear bomb behind you for brightening up this part of the image.
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-|This area here which is the really interesting part in this image has become  very dark because of JPEG compression.
+|This area here which is the really interesting part in this image, has become very dark because of JPEG compression.
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-| And when I zoom into the horizon I can see a well defined stuff but a bit over sharpened and there is also a ship on the horizon.
+| And when I zoom into the horizon, I can see a well defined stuff but a bit over-sharpened and there is also a ship on the horizon.
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-| The clouds are very detailed but when we go into the dark part you see a tree here but nothing is clearly visible.
+| The clouds are very detailed but when we go into the dark part, you see a tree here but nothing is clearly visible.
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-| This is because JPEG leave parts out of the image which computer program in the camera doesn’t think you will ever see.
+| This is because JPEG leaves parts out of the image which computer program in the camera doesn’t think you will ever see.
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-|And when you shoot this raw you avoid such problems and in next tutorial I’ll show you the UF raw converter and how to use it with the gimp and I think that will be the right topic for the next tutorial.
+|And when you shoot this '''raw''', you avoid such problems and in next tutorial I will show you the '''UF raw converter''' and how to use it with the '''gimp''' and I think that will be the right topic for the next tutorial.
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-|I load the image into the GIMP by just pulling it over to the tool box here and enlarge the window.
+|I load the image into the GIMP by just pulling it over to the toolbox here and enlarge the window.
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-| Now my first step will be sizing this image a bit because the image is so large that the resulting ‘XCF’ file will be more than 40 mega bytes.
+| Now, my first step will be sizing this image a bit because the image is so large that the resulting ‘XCF’ file will be more than 40 mega bytes.
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-|Sizing down can be done by clicking on image in the tool bar, selecting scale image and I change the width to say 1000 pixel and when I press tab I get the height as 750 pixels and I have the best interpolation selected, so I click on scale .
+|Sizing down can be done by clicking on '''Image''' in the tool bar, selecting '''Scale Image''' and I change the '''Width''' to say 1000 pixel and when I press '''Tab''', I get the '''Height''' as 750 pixels and I have the best '''Interpolation''' selected, so I click on '''Scale''' .
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-|Press shift +ctrl+ E to get the image full into the frame here and now I am set for editing this image.
+|Press '''shift + Ctrl+ E''' to get the image full into the frame here and now I am set for editing this image.
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-| I will cover the unshaped mask in the later tutorial.
+| I will cover the unsharped mask in the later tutorial.
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-|I think this time also i'll use the filters/ enhance(sharpen method)
+|I think this time also i'll use the filters, enhance, sharpen mode
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