In this Gimp Workshop we will make an unsharp vignette.
Go to file, click open and search and open the image that you want to use.
Click on the zoom icon in the top right corner of the window to maximize it.
Right click somewhere in the image, go to layer and click duplicate layer.
Again, right click somewhere in the image, go to layer and now to transparency.
Click on add alpha channel.
The font of the top layer changes from bold to normal,
which indicates that this layer now can have transparency.
Make the bottom layer invisible by clicking on the eye.
Go to the toolbox and click on the ellipse select tool.
Now check the option highlight, which will make
everything outside the selected area darker.
Click and drag a selection.
By moving the handles and or the corners, we can make corrections and by click and drag
inside the selection we can move the whole selection.
When the selection is to our liking, we hit enter
or we click one time inside the selection to confirm.
Go to select and click on feather.
We will feather the selection with 300 pixels and hit okay.
Now we go to the menu bar, hit edit and here we click clear, so the center area is removed.
Go to select and click on invert, so the surrounding area is selected.
Then back to the menu bar and now to filters, blur and then gaussian blur.
We click and drag the dialog box to the top of our screen, and pull it out.
We make the blur radius 100, click the preview of and on,
and when we think its enough, we click okay.
Go to select and hit none.
Make the bottom layer visible again.
Now click the top layer of and on, to see the effect.
And there it is, an unsharp vignette.
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