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Gimp-image-subtraction-plugin Win32
November 17, 2008 - 12:19 — Francois_C
Just a Win32 compilation of Alexandre Heitor Schmidt's gimp-image-subtraction-plugin. Works with Gimp v2.6
I only changed the name "gimp-plugin-template" to "image-subtraction" in all source files before compiling with msys/MinGW. I didn't include translations or help, which are empty files and wouldn't work even under Linux.
Filter is still found in [Image]/Filters/Misc/Image subtraction. Tell me whether you like a better place.
Just copy the executable named "image-subtraction.exe" into c:\Documents and Settings\username\.gimp-2.6\plug-ins\ or c:\Program Files\GIMP-2.0\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-ins\
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image-subtraction in Script-Fu ?
Hi,
Thanks for the really good plug-in. I want to use this in a Script-Fu to batch process many images.
I can see that it expects 5 arguments...
> ( image-subtraction )
Error: Invalid number of arguments for image-subtraction (expected 5 but received 0)
Would you be able to give us the details on what these are ? i.e The order of arguments/ data types / what value the plug in returns etc ??
Thanks!
finding script parameters
Once a plugin is installed, you can use Plugin Browser in the Help menu to view the parameters of a plugin.
Similarly for Procedure Browser.
Thanks...
.. I'm new to all this. Didn't see that. Thanks !
Both yours and Samj's linked
Both yours and Samj's linked version just gives me a transparent background (as a separate image) even if I use two completely different images. Also, do you have a link to the originator's website to see how this plugin suppose to work?:)
How to use
Bonjour lylejk,
Download and open the 2 images in Gimp :
http://www.aljacom.com/~gimp/Gimp-image-subtraction-plugin.png
http://www.aljacom.com/~gimp/Gimp-image-subtraction-plugin_with_black.png
Filters > Misc > Image Subtraction
Master layer = Gimp-image-subtraction-plugin.png
Slave layer = Gimp-image-subtraction-plugin_with_black.png
OK
Your not going to believe
Your not going to believe that I did this exact background when I originally tested your plugin. lol
You example does the exact thing; brings up a transparent result. See the screenshot. :)
use: http://img46.imageshack.us/img46/3622/use.png
result: http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/5142/resultw.png
Ditto what samj said and...
Also, don't put the threshold too high.
Good eye, samj.
images
Bonjour lylejk,
You must open the two images separately. Not like layers.
Thanks Samj but...
Good tip but then there is something totally wrong in the plugin gui
that allow to chose 2 layer of same image 1 as master 1 as slave
...but then the plugin fail
More if you run the plugin twice in the field were chose layers are displayed a lot of layers that just do not exist in any of the opened images
Anyway i found a better alternative in a new GMIC filter ..see
http://www.flickr.com/photos/90104203@N00/4165513297/sizes/o/in/pool-1316653@N22/
contact the author
Bonjour PhotoComiX
Q : Good tip but then there is something totally wrong in the plugin gui that allow to chose 2 layer of same image 1 as master 1 as slave
...but then the plugin fail
R : the plugin gui that allow to chose 2 layer of same image ... BUT ... you must not do this :o)
You can contact the author :
http://registry.gimp.org/node/27
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Q : Anyway i found a better alternative in a new GMIC filter
R : Yes I know GMIC.
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