Si pudieras conseguir una imagen en alta resolucion, te permitira hacer zoom a la misma y hacer una seleccion usando la CREACION DE RUTAS .

Revisa ese link y tambien puedes ver ESTE VIDEO.

A mi me resulta bastante mas facil este metodo, cuando hay detalles que recortar.

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De gimpusers.com , ojala te sirva...

Scripts go in C:\Users\"yourname"\.gimp-2.8\scripts

Plugins go in C:\Users\"yourname"\.gimp-2.8\plug-ins

I hope the old tutorial you looked at was not mine from 2012.

The heal selection script - maybe called smart-remove.scm - is not the best version to use. There is a more up-to-date python plugin.

Get a good version from

http://www.mediafire.com/file/gwc928w ... 0g3/resynth_win_32_64.zip

Have a look at this video about installation in Windows 10.

https://youtu.be/RJlNmA4h6ZI 3 minutes.

Remember to remove the old files first.

An alternative is a different, complete installation of GIMP. The windows package from Partha.com contains the plugins already installed.

Resynthesizer comes bundled with two scripts: smart-enlarge.scm and smart-remove.scm. These two scripts make it easier for the user to perform certain operations with Resynthesizer. When you install these two scripts, you actually get THREE new menu items under Filters > Enhance. You get Heal Selection, Smart Enlarge, and Smart Sharpen. This can create some confusion.

Heal Selection actually runs smart-remove.scm, which uses the Resynthesizer plugin to heal over image defects, or even remove fairly large objects from the image.

The smart-enlarge.scm script contains three main steps: rescaling the image, sharpening, and resynthesizing.

When you choose the Smart Enlarge menu option, you run the full smart-enlarge.scm script -- all three steps.

When you choose the Smart Sharpen menu option, you apparently run just the last two steps of the Smart Enlarge script. You sharpen and resynthesize. The Smart Enlarge scripts actually contains another script called smart-sharpen.scm, which is why you have an extra menu item to choose.

When I run this Smart Sharpen on a large image (1200 x 1200), it tends to bomb out while running Resynthesizer.

It turns out that Martin Egger's Smart Sharpen Redux script Eg-SmartSharpen.scm is actually goes into the menu structure under Filters > Eg > Smart Sharpen. This script does NOT invoke the Resynthesizer, and runs just fine on my system, even with large images.

Because I have no current need for smart-enlarge.scm, I removed it, thereby eliminating both Smart Enlarge and Smart Sharpen from my GIMP Filters menu, and removing the temptation to mistakenly select this particular Smart Sharpen procedure. The Egger Smart Sharpen works much better for me.

Bottom line: I am running GIMP 2.6.8 Portable under Windows XP, with Resynthesizer 0.16 and its related smart-remove.scm script, but without the smart-enlarge.scm script. I also have Egger's Eg-SmartSharpen.scm script --- which does not use Resynthesizer --- running just fine. My original problem with Resynthesizer arose because I was mistakenly choosing a menu item for smart sharpening, other than the one I really wanted. 

Saludos.

Debes tener en consideracion un detalle importante, PSD es una extension de archivo de PhotoShop, mientras que las de Gimp son de extension XCF.

Aunque no lo he probado, probablemente te sirva este enlace: abrir-archivos-psd-cmyk-con-gimp

Suerte.

"... mientras esté en Capa 2, mi gotero copie mis colores puestos en Capa 4."

Basicamente, tendras q ir a la Capa 2, seleccionar los colores con el "gotero", luego, volver a la Capa 4 y colorear la zona que desees.

Suerte.

Sugiero darte una vuelta en la revision de esta informacion: Capitulo 11: Adaptando mi GIMP

Suerte.

Raro, pero podria tratarse de algun fallo en los archivos propios del programa.

Haz comprobado si ocurre lo mismos desde la barra de herramientas? es la que se encuentra en la parte superior de la image.

Adicionalmente, verificado la configuracion propia de la herramienta, en el cuadro de dialogo lateral (empotrable).

Finalmente, revisa que la imagen/capa no contenga zonas transparentes.

Hay varias cosas elementales, pero es mejor desestimar cada una de estas acciones.

Si después de instalar el Gimp está en ingles y deseas cambiar su idioma al español, debes instalar los paquetes de idioma correspondientes, para ello abre la Terminal y tipea lo siguiente:

 sudo apt-get install language-pack-gnome-es language-pack-gnome-es-base

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Como bien lo han comentado en el post anterior, prueba estos enlaces...

- http://www.whatfontis.com/

- https://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/

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En cualquiera de loc casos, verifica que la seleccion y activacion sea la correcta...

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