GIMP Opiniones 

Nach über vier Jahren habe ich mich heute endgültig von GIMP getrennt. Ich weiß wohl zu schätzen, dass das Programm eine kostenfreie Alternative zu professionellen Bildbearbeitungsprogrammen ist. Aber: Muss man diesen Anspruch denn in Zeiten von KI-Tools wirklich durch unnötige Überkomplexität vor sich hertragen?
Für einige Bearbeitungsschritte, die man selbst mit Open Office mit wenigen Klicks realisieren kann, ist hier eine umfassende Einarbeitung erforderlich. Hinzu kommt, dass sich Funktionen immer wieder verändern und Tutorials dadurch nutzlos werden. Wer nicht regelmäßig mit GIMP arbeitet, "darf" also immer wieder fast von vorne anfangen.
Danke, ich habe jetzt wirklich genug von diesem Tool.
Ein Relikt der letzten Dekade, das wahrscheinlich bald in Vergessenheit geraten sein wird. Zu Recht!

pretendere livelli professionali da un open source è semplicemente ridicolo! Gimp è assolutamente valido, con un servizio di opzioni considerevole. Chi pretende di più si adegui ai costi (esorbitanti) di photoshop

Ohne Anleitungen aus dem Netz bekommt man nur wenig hin. Selbst die einfachsten Dinge wie Ebene skalieren. Hab keine Lust dutzende Anleitungen anzuschauen bis ich ein Bild bearbeiten kann. RAW Format bearbeiten funktioniert auch nicht. Hat keinen Sinn.

Seit der Oberflächen umstellung vor ein paar Jahren lassen sich die Optionen nur schwer finden. Von den Shortcuts im Menü halte ich garnichts ein ewiges geklicke. Simple Sachen lassen sich ohne anleitung nicht mehr machen

Sadly had to give up on Gimp. PixlrEditor is so much easier to use. Gimp seemed a great free alternative to Photoshop which I used to use all the time but when simple tasks such as cropping an image or saving as jpg becomes hard work its game over.

habs sofort gelöscht bevor ich ein Herzinfarkt bekomme

I find the low rating of this photo editing software quite unexpected. As a complimentary option to the costly Photoshop, it offers considerable value.

While the interface has room for enhancement, it is important to remember that it is available at no cost and functions effectively.

Overall, the software serves its purpose well, especially for those seeking a budget-friendly alternative.

GIMP is a free alternative to Photoshop. I use it to put together layers for my book covers, mainly. But I also edit Great-Aunt Sarah's photos with it and occasionally create art from scratch using it.

I love the ability to adjust a picture or render's value and colors with Curves.

It does have a learning curve, so maybe that's why people get frustrated and quit soon after downloading. Any professional software will have a steeper learning curve than something like Paint, which is designed for lay-people.

There are plenty of tutorials to learn this software. I've put in many hours learning. Quality of my book covers depends on it. I am an author and do my own. I love art and once wanted to be a professional artist, though I never ended up taking art in college.

GIMP can be a little finicky. If I notice that it's not working as I expect, I just save it and close it. Then I'll restart it and it works as I wanted.

I think all software nowadays, since COVID, is going to have more glitches. All companies are having trouble hiring skilled people. Costs are high on their end and the consumer end.

But, GIMP is written by volunteers who believe in the project. I've watched the capabilities of this software increase steadily over the years I've been using it. I think GIMP is better today than in previous years.

If you're getting frustrated with it, go watch a few tutorials and see if you get better results. It's not Paint. You can do a whole lot more with it.

That said, I now use Photos, part of Win 11, to take backgrounds out before I go to GIMP to clean off the white lines it leaves. A nice short-cut. Cropping is also easier there for me.

However, I wouldn't be getting out nice book covers without it. I often have to layer a background photo with characters I've created in DAZ Studio. I've had to make clothes a different color, or redo eyes to make them how I imagine them, and the smudge tool to make 5-fingered hands into the sleek, flat, 2-fingered hands of the Zheien I write about.

I'll keep using GIMP because I'll never afford Photoshop, and I think GIMP is better from reviews I've seen on artist-centered sites' forums.

If you're not an artist, I suggest you get GIMP and go through some tutorials. You might find that you love the extra capabilities of this software. It also has some really good add-ons.

Program jest bardzo nieintuicyjny, trudny w obsłudze, ciężko znaleźć nawet podstawowe funkcje. Jest o wiele więcej łatwiejszych, darmowych programów do obróbki zdjęć, które w łatwiejszy sposób dają pożądany efekt, niż ten.

Gimp won't show effect results until you click OK.

Not the userability I expect.

I don't get the negative reviews. They are people who want instant gratification. Okay there is easier software. I have been using Adobe Photoshop since 2003, but I have now retired and don't want to continue with paying monthly for software. Having moved from photoshop, I found Gimp quite easy to learn. Photoshop and Gimp contain a lot, so of course some effort is needed with both. Gimp isn't intuitive so some searching the menus was necessary, but the tools are there. but with Gimp tutorials and actually Photoshop tutorials work if you are clever enough to adjust them, all is good.
The duff reviews on here must be from people who are looking for a simpler, more basic photo editor. The only way to better Gimp is to pay the annual Photoshop subscription. The other free and many paid editors cannot compete

Unterirdisch!
Keine intuitive Bedienung. Selbst nach einem VHS Kurs hatte nicht nur ich das Programm nicht verstanden. Für normale Anwender nicht zu empfehlen! Frustrierend. Deinstallation funktioniert aber 😄

Einfach nur much, musste erst einmal 10 Minuten herausfinden, wie man eine Ebene neu Skalieren kann. Nachdem ich bei irgendeinem Inder erfahren habe, wie ich dies tun kann, habe ich einen kleinen Fehler gemacht. Ich wollte dieses offensichtlich korrigieren, also habe ich Strg + Z benutzt. Mir ist allerdings aufgefallen, dass es vor dem Rückgängig machen besser aussieht. Also wollte ich mit Strg + Shift + Z wiederherstellen. Nachdem ich dann herausfinden musst, dass es diese Funktion nicht gibt und ich die Ebene wieder nicht neu skalieren konnte, habe ich Alt + F4 gedrückt und GIMP direkt wieder deinstalliert. Ist ja ganz schön und gut, wenn es Open source und oder kostenlose Alternative Optionen zu den großen Namen wie Photoshop gibt, aber wenn man bei so einfachen Aufgaben versagt, frage ich mich, wie so viele einzelne Personen an einem Projekt arbeiten und doch so kläglich scheitern.

Haben den Mist im Unterricht benutzt. Ist nicht zu empfehlen. Schlechter Überblick und auch Funktionen die man nur sehr schwer versteht. Das kann nicht sein!!!

Great program. Everything works. Found some great Gimp training courses on Udemy.

Its free photoshop what more could you ask for. Dont listen to other comments.

This software is really good if you wanna make a youtube thumbnail/cut something out of a photo. Since it's free, it's obviously not going to be nearly as good as photoshop or any paid image editing software. Contrary to the other comments, it took me 5 minutes to figure out how to use basically everything. I don't know if all the other reviewers have sub-80 IQ or if they were high while trying to use it but the layout is extremely easy and simple to navigate. It even has all the necessary keyboard shortcuts. Anyways, if you're debating weather or not to take the 15 minutes to install this and try it out, I suggest you do it since it's only about 250mb.

EDIT:

Still works. Better than ever, actually. I think all the negative reviews are from other companies that want to make you pay for image editing software. These past few months I've noticed worse and worse reviews on every large-scale site, saying "SCAM SCAM" or "LAG LAG" That's just how things are, greedy CEOs who want to make their portfolio look better, and make more money (like they need it XD)

Just try the software out, the quality I'm able to put out on my thumbnails is amazing, completely free and I won't ever get my license revoked by some greedy company, because well, Gimp is free. Paying monthly for a piece of software is ridiculous unless you work with a big company, but if you're an amateur like me it's absolute BS.

When it works (which is most of the time), and when you can get to grips with the UI, it's great, but there are apparently random times when you load a particular image that it simply doesn't like, then it frustratingly refuses to play ball and won't let you change tools, or make a selection for instance. Bear in mind these images are all from the same source and in the same format. Maybe it doesn't like the colors in the image, who knows!?