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Difficulty: difficulty 0/5

GIMP version: 2.3.15

Category: Photos / wallpapers

Author: devvv

Steps: 4

Needed time: ca. 5 min

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Tutorial: Simple Scanlines

Written by devvv (04 Apr 2007 11:09 AM)

The effect of scanlines is pretty popular, mainly for forum-signatures. This tutorial shows probably the easiest way to do this simple effect in the GIMP, in just 4 very short steps!

  1. Open up a photo, or something else that you want to provide with scanlines. If you just want to test this tutorial download my sample-signature from the right and open it.
    screenshot of step 1
    click to enlarge
  2. Create a new empty layer. Take the Bucket Fill-Tool, choose white as foreground color and then fill the layer with it.
    screenshot of step 2
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  3. Now apply Filter / Distorts / Erase every other row and just click OK. The lines are divided already, but the effect is not clearly visible. Click the picture to see what i mean.
    screenshot of step 3
    click to enlarge
  4. We're going to enlarge the layer.

    Take the Scale-Tool. Click the layer. In the upcoming dialog choose 200 "Percent" as Value for height and width. Click OK.

    Now set the layer mode to "Overlay".

    Done, enjoy the effect ;)
    screenshot of step 4
    click to enlarge
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 2.0 Austria
This work is licensed under the following license: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 2.0 Austria.

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From: ibizzle (27 Aug 2007 12:43 AM) – Send a private message

Filters > Distorts > Video > Striped is all I needed for my scanlines.
Nevertheless, neat tutorial. :)

From: Igno (15 Aug 2007 12:37 AM)

That bucket fill in step two is unnecessary. Just pick 'white' from Layer Fill Type while creating new layer. Same effect, less work. ;)

From: henriquemaia (02 Aug 2007 04:07 PM) – Send a private message

Thanks for this tutorial. It works great.

From: Dedo (03 Jun 2007 07:07 AM)

To fins5423:
try this Script-Fu/Alchemy/Erase every other row

From: devvv (29 May 2007 08:40 AM) – Send a private message

here the fuck it is dude ;) look at my attachment and please use 2.3.14 - its pretty stable

From: fins5423 (29 May 2007 01:26 AM) – Send a private message

Give better intructions dude,"apply filter/distort/ erase evry other row" where the fuck is "erase every other row" ??????????

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