Lomo Filter

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Give your photographs a Lomo effect with this Filter.

this filter was originally written by Francois Le Lay and later updated to gimp 2.4 by Donncha O Caoimh.
How to install Download the file attached below unzip the file gimplomo.scm and place it in your gimp scripts directory.
How to Use you will find the filter under Filters > Light and Shadow >Lomo



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Re: Lomo Filter

Thankiies xxx

Kevin's picture

There's a bug in the script

There's a bug in the script here, line 177-121 says:

( begin
(set! hvignette (car (gimp-layer-copy vignette 0)))
(gimp-layer-set-opacity hvignette 80)
(gimp-image-add-layer img hvignette -1)
)

Change this to

( begin
(define hvignette)
(set! hvignette (car (gimp-layer-copy vignette 0)))
(gimp-layer-set-opacity hvignette 80)
(gimp-image-add-layer img hvignette -1)
)

to make Double Vignetting work.

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or, as commented on the

or, as commented on the official web page http://inphotos.org/gimp-lomo-plugin/ , use let*. (This .scm-file really should be updated...)

Kevin's picture

Oh, another thing: check

Oh, another thing: check http://registry.gimp.org/node/252 for a similar effect, called "diana-holga"

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