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Bob Horvath
Is there a "Clone" plug-in for IrfanView?
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["Bob Horvath"; Sun, 20 Feb 2005 16:17:08 GMT]
What do you meant by "clone"?
Is there a "Clone" plug-in for IrfanView?
What do you meant by "clone"?
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Bob Horvath
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 15:46:00 -0600, Bob Horvath wrote:
Say you have a picture of a field with a road running thru it and want
to eliminate the road and put field in place of it. You can put the
cursor on the field, hold shift and click, move your cursor over the
road, and essentially paint the green field onto the road.
Say you have a picture of a field with a road running thru it and want
to eliminate the road and put field in place of it. You can put the
cursor on the field, hold shift and click, move your cursor over the
road, and essentially paint the green field onto the road.
["Bob Horvath"; Sun, 20 Feb 2005 16:17:08 GMT]
Is there a "Clone" plug-in for IrfanView?
What do you meant by "clone"?
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J44xm
["Bob Horvath"; Sun, 20 Feb 2005 22:07:17 GMT]
Ohhhh. Well, no, that's beyond what IrfanView can do, I'm afraid. The
closest it comes is being able to paste into a selection, but that's pretty
crude for this type of thing.
Say you have a picture of a field with a road running thru it and want
to eliminate the road and put field in place of it. You can put the
cursor on the field, hold shift and click, move your cursor over the
road, and essentially paint the green field onto the road.
Ohhhh. Well, no, that's beyond what IrfanView can do, I'm afraid. The
closest it comes is being able to paste into a selection, but that's pretty
crude for this type of thing.
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Bob Horvath
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 19:47:00 -0600, Bob Horvath wrote:
Some programs use the term clone, and there is also another word that
is used, but I can't remember what it is.
Some programs use the term clone, and there is also another word that
is used, but I can't remember what it is.
["Bob Horvath"; Sun, 20 Feb 2005 22:07:17 GMT]
Say you have a picture of a field with a road running thru it and want
to eliminate the road and put field in place of it. You can put the
cursor on the field, hold shift and click, move your cursor over the
road, and essentially paint the green field onto the road.
Ohhhh. Well, no, that's beyond what IrfanView can do, I'm afraid. The
closest it comes is being able to paste into a selection, but that's pretty
crude for this type of thing.
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Bob Adkins
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 19:47:00 -0600, Bob Horvath wrote:
Some programs use the term clone, and there is also another word that
is used, but I can't remember what it is.
It's usually called a "cloning tool", as in Photo Shop and most graphics
editors.
PhotoFiltre has a nice one.
-- Bob
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The Gimp has a tool for that purpose.
Bob Adkins said:It's usually called a "cloning tool", as in Photo Shop and most graphics
editors.
PhotoFiltre has a nice one.
-- Bob
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Bob Horvath
On 21 Feb 2005 16:21:58 +0100, Bob Horvath wrote:
Does it integrate with IrfanView?
Does it integrate with IrfanView?
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Bob said:Is there a "Clone" plug-in for IrfanView?
Nope. It's IrfanView, not IrfanPaint.
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Bob Adkins
No, but most picture viewers allow a custom menu choice such as "Edit WithOn 21 Feb 2005 16:21:58 +0100, Bob Horvath wrote:
Does it integrate with IrfanView?
PhotoFiltre".
-- Bob
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