Apply Threshold to an Object in the GIMP Application

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Video: Apply Threshold to an Object in the GIMP Application

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You're watching VisiHow. In this tutorial, we are going to show you how to apply a threshold to an object in GIMP in Windows 7.

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   You should have GIMP open and an image ready to use

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   You can refer to our other tutorials to find out exactly how to do that.

   

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   First, click "Colors" on the top-left side of the window

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   Then, click "Threshold"

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   A dialogue box will appear, and the preview will be updated.

   

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   Make sure that "Preview" is checked

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   You can click the "Preset" drop-down menu to select a preset

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   You can save a preset later by clicking the plus next to the drop-down menu

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   You can do it when you have finished adjusting your settings.

   

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   You can click or drag the triangle below the spectrum

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   Alternatively, type the values for the black and white levels. The left side is for a lighter spectrum. The right side is for a darker spectrum.

   

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   You can reset the changes by clicking "Reset"

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   Once you're satisfied, click "OK" to apply your changes

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