[scribus] Blending images in 1.40
Marco Boeringa
marco at boeringa.demon.nl
Tue Jul 21 13:48:34 CEST 2009
John,
I don't know exactly what you mean with "blending", but it is possible
to set a transparency level on an image in Scribus (both 1.3.3.13 and
1.3.5 support it). I have succesfully "blended" a JPEG imported image
with a gradient fill background with Scribus by setting a 30% opacity
level on the image. Looks really good, you just don't have the advanced
blending options like in Photoshop ("normal","overlay" etc...)
It is just not so obvious, but if you select your image, and than open
the "Properties" window, and select the Colors TAB, you can than select
the "bucket" and set an "Opacity" value. Although you may not have
expected this, it will also set the transparency of an image.
Marco
John Culleton wrote:
> One of the features of Gimp and Photoshop that is currently
> impossible to emulate in Scribus 1.3.5 is the blending of one image
> into another. If you have PSD images of course it can be done but
> if you have a PSD image or images you may as well do it in the
> originating program, Gimp or Photoshop. I am about to experiment
> with a very complex way to do this in Scribus with a bit of help.
> Before I kill too many hours I need to ask: will transparency
> and/or gradients be applicable to images in Scribus 1.40?
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