GIMP tools - BDA

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The Clone method mixes strokes with the background.
Opacity to set the transparency level of brushstrokes.
Brush – to choose the shape of a brush.
Scale – to choose the size of a brush.
Brush Dynamics – to choose options of the brush dynamics;
Fade out – to choose a fixed length of a stroke.
Apply Jitter – to create the effect of a jittering paintbrush.
Hard edge – to remove antialising of all edges of a stroke.
Source – to determine whether data will be copied from an image or one of the
patterns discussed above. If data will be copied from the pattern, you do not
need to set a starting point of copying using the Ctrl key.
Alignment – to define the relation between cursors when using the tool .
Your options:
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o
o
o
None – no alignment. When you set the starting point (source) (using
Crtl), it is not important where you start copying because the source
position will not change. This option is usually used to copy one element
in several places.
Aligned – the offset is set between the starting point (source) and the
closed result, and all subsequent brushstrokes use the same offset.
Registered – the image of one layer is moved to another layer, not
sideways or upwards/downwards.
Fixed – the starting point (source) remains set. You paint using a simple
paintbrush, only instead of a regular line, each time you copy the
pattern of the source point.
TASK. Open image pav_3.jpg and copy the duck in the foreground using the Clone
Tool.
1. Open image pav_3.jpg: