Difference between revisions of "Photo realistic"
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* should have strong contours, be good metaphors, differentiate by colors, | * should have strong contours, be good metaphors, differentiate by colors, | ||
* pen and pencil have almost the same angle and color, at least the color should be changed | * pen and pencil have almost the same angle and color, at least the color should be changed | ||
| − | * new icons for Dodge | + | * new icons for Dodge or Burn tool and Eraser |
* Levels, Curves, Threshold represent the dialog window, not the its meaning & function | * Levels, Curves, Threshold represent the dialog window, not the its meaning & function | ||
* all the transformation tool look almost the same, the color is the same, just the details differ | * all the transformation tool look almost the same, the color is the same, just the details differ | ||
* Ink tool would be better represented with a nib | * Ink tool would be better represented with a nib | ||
* Crop&resize is not enough differentiated from the bg, and it’s difficult to know what it is; traditional two L were better, like in Adobe | * Crop&resize is not enough differentiated from the bg, and it’s difficult to know what it is; traditional two L were better, like in Adobe | ||
| − | * | + | * Measure tool is too complicated, detailed; old one was better (look at www.doc.gimp.org) |
Revision as of 08:29, 2 March 2007
Photo Realistic - creating high quality photo realistic
Icons in the Toolbox:
- not meaningful enough
- should have strong contours, be good metaphors, differentiate by colors,
- pen and pencil have almost the same angle and color, at least the color should be changed
- new icons for Dodge or Burn tool and Eraser
- Levels, Curves, Threshold represent the dialog window, not the its meaning & function
- all the transformation tool look almost the same, the color is the same, just the details differ
- Ink tool would be better represented with a nib
- Crop&resize is not enough differentiated from the bg, and it’s difficult to know what it is; traditional two L were better, like in Adobe
- Measure tool is too complicated, detailed; old one was better (look at www.doc.gimp.org)
