Use the Antialias Effect in GIMP

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Video: Use the Antialias Effect in GIMP

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You're watching VisiHow. In this tutorial, we're going to show you how to apply an "Antialias" effect to an image in GIMP in Windows 7.

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   You should have GIMP open and an image ready to use

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   For more information, refer to our tutorials on how to open GIMP and how to open existing documents in GIMP.

   

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   First, click "Filter" at the top-left side of the window

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   Then, move the cursor to "Enhance"

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   Click "Antialias"

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   A green bar will appear along the bottom of the image, showing that it is applying the effect. The effect will be applied without your having to manipulate anything. This effect finds an average color for every 9 pixels and applies that color to that area. It is particularly useful for the enhancement of old video-game images.

   

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