msgid "" msgstr "" "Project-Id-Version: PACKAGE VERSION\n" "POT-Creation-Date: 2019-09-22 19:27+0000\n" "PO-Revision-Date: YEAR-MO-DA HO:MI+ZONE\n" "Last-Translator: FULL NAME \n" "Language-Team: LANGUAGE \n" "MIME-Version: 1.0\n" "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n" "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:98(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/convert-1.png'; " "md5=2246216a338d8fce6f4eb81807fd4f1c" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:125(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/convert-2.png'; " "md5=ed9c5a724de7bc43f4245263b7b4b14c" msgstr "" #. 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When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:223(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/convert-6.png'; " "md5=09d925ec81e452ca86f4a205caf8f910" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:235(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/convert-7.png'; " "md5=2e5c2de917e83418445dab929c3d6a6d" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:310(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/convert-before-after.png'; " "md5=c15ad99676f74bfeb4d7896f68701776" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:8(title) #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:13(tertiary) #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:17(secondary) #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:20(primary) #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:68(link) msgid "Convert to Color Profile" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:11(primary) #: src/menus/image/guides.xml:17(primary) #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:11(primary) #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:11(primary) #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:12(primary) #: src/menus/image/transform.xml:14(primary) #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:14(primary) #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:11(primary) #: src/menus/image/introduction.xml:14(secondary) #: src/menus/image/convert-rgb.xml:16(primary) #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:11(primary) #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:22(primary) #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:16(primary) #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:16(primary) #: src/menus/image/autocrop.xml:13(primary) #: src/menus/image/mode.xml:18(primary) #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:15(primary) #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:11(primary) src/menus/image/crop.xml:20(primary) #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:11(primary) #: src/menus/image/transform-guillotine.xml:14(primary) msgid "Image" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:12(secondary) #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:16(primary) #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:12(secondary) #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:16(primary) #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:12(secondary) #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:16(primary) #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:12(secondary) #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:16(primary) #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:9(title) #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:12(primary) #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:17(secondary) #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:12(secondary) #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:16(primary) msgid "Color Management" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:23(para) msgid "" "The Convert to Color Profile allows you to " "convert an image from its currently assigned ICC profile to another ICC " "profile." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:30(title) #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:43(title) #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:34(title) #: src/menus/image/convert-rgb.xml:36(title) #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:29(title) #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:29(title) msgid "Activating the command" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:31(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menu bar through " "ImageColor ManagementConvert to Color Profile." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:43(title) msgid "Use Notes for Convert to Color Profile" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:44(para) msgid "" "In an ICC profile color managed editing application such as GIMP, every " "image has an assigned ICC color profile that (among other things) tells the " "Color Management System (in GIMP's case Little CMS) what color space to use when sending the image to " "the screen." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:51(para) msgid "" "Sometimes it's convenient or necessary to convert an image from its " "currently assigned ICC color profile to another ICC color profile. For " "example:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:58(para) msgid "" "Perhaps you want to convert the image from some other color space to GIMP's " "built-in sRGB color space." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:64(para) msgid "" "Perhaps you want to convert the image to a printer profile before sending it " "out to a printing establishment." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:70(para) msgid "" "Perhaps the currently assigned color space is not the right color space for " "the editing task at hand." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:79(title) msgid "" "An example with screenshots showing how to use Convert to Color " "Profile" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:82(para) msgid "" "Let's say you have just finished editing an image. You edited the image in " "GIMP's built-in sRGB color space and now you want to convert a flattened " "copy of the image to a printer profile before sending it off to be printed. " "The screenshots below show the procedure:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:91(para) msgid "" "Select Image/Color Management/Convert to Color Profile to " "bring up the Convert to ICC Color Profile dialog:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:104(para) #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:123(para) msgid "" "Under Current Color Profile is a description of the " "currently assigned color profile, in this case GIMP's built-in sRGB profile. " "Clicking on the \"+\" icon next to the description of the currently assigned " "profile displays the contents of various information tags in the assigned " "ICC profile." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:111(para) msgid "" "Clicking on the \"+\" icons next to the words Profile details displays the contents of various information tags in the ICC " "profile that you pick as the profile to which the image will be converted. " "Until you've actually picked a new profile, the profile in the " "Convert to box defaults to a GIMP built-in sRGB profile." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:119(para) #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:138(para) msgid "" "The screenshot below shows example profile descriptions revealed by clicking " "on the \"+\" icons:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:131(para) msgid "" "Between Convert to and Profile details is a drop-down box that allows you to pick a new profile. Clicking " "in the drop-down box brings up a list of recently used profiles (if any). At " "the bottom of the list is an option to Select color profile from " "disk...:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:146(para) #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:165(para) msgid "" "Clicking on Select color profile from disk... brings up " "the Select Destination Profile dialog for " "navigating to the disk location of the profile that you want to select from " "disk. The box has three panels:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:154(para) #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:173(para) msgid "" "The panel on the left allows you to navigate your on-disk folder structure " "to the folder of your choice." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:160(para) #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:179(para) msgid "" "The center panel initially shows another list of recently used profiles." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:166(para) #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:185(para) msgid "" "If you click on one of the recently used profiles, the right panel will show " "informational tags that are embedded in the selected profile." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:178(para) msgid "" "As the desired profile is shown in the list of recently used profiles, the " "profile can be directly selected from the list of recently used profiles by " "clicking on the Open button in the lower right corner. " "Or as shown in the next screenshot,it can be selected by navigating to the " "profile's location on disk." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:187(para) msgid "" "\"Destination profile\" is the technical term for the profile to which you " "want to convert your image. Similarly, \"source profile\" refers to the " "current ICC color space (the color space the image is already in, before you " "convert it to the destination profile)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:198(para) msgid "" "As shown in the screenshot below, the left and center panels of the " "Select Destination Profile dialog allow you to " "navigate to where your ICC profiles are stored on disk, and then pick the " "desired destination ICC color profile, and the right panel displays " "informational tags embedded in the selected profile. Click on the " "Open button to select the \"Destination Profile\"." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:215(para) msgid "" "Clicking on the Open button returns you to the " "Convert to ICC Color Profile dialog, allowing you " "a chance to either convert to the selected profile or else pick a new " "profile:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:229(para) msgid "" "Once you are sure you've picked the right profile, the next step is to " "select the desired conversion options:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:238(para) msgid "Selecting the desired conversion options requires two decisions:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:243(para) msgid "" "Choose a rendering intent from the Rendering Intent " "drop-down box. The ICC profile rendering intents are:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:251(guilabel) msgid "Perceptual" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:256(guilabel) msgid "Relative Colorimetric" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:261(guilabel) msgid "Saturation" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:266(guilabel) msgid "Absolute" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:273(para) msgid "Decide whether to use black point compensation:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:278(para) msgid "" "To use black point compensation, the Black Point Compensation box should be checked." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:285(para) msgid "" "To not use black point compensation, the Black Point Compensation box should be unchecked." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-to-color-profile.xml:302(para) msgid "" "When you've picked the desired conversion options, click on the " "Convert button in the lower right corner, and the image " "will be converted to the selected destination profile, in the current " "example, an RGB printer profile:" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/guides.xml:27(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/guides.png'; " "md5=3c4012701ac9a4bdc27fbc9d78283f2a" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides.xml:11(title) src/menus/image/guides.xml:14(primary) #: src/menus/image/guides.xml:18(secondary) #: src/menus/image/guides-new-selection.xml:16(primary) #: src/menus/image/guides-remove.xml:16(primary) msgid "Guides" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides.xml:22(title) msgid "The Guides options of the Image submenu" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides.xml:31(para) msgid "" "The Guides submenu contains various commands for " "the creation and removal of guides." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides.xml:37(title) src/menus/image/transform.xml:38(title) #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:37(title) src/menus/image/mode.xml:39(title) msgid "Activating the Submenu" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides.xml:40(para) msgid "" "You can access this submenu from the image menubar through " "ImageGuides." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides.xml:52(title) msgid "The Contents of the Guides Submenu" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides.xml:53(para) msgid "" "The Guides submenu contains the following commands:" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:239(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/enable-cm-gimp-built-in-" "perceptual-srgb-color-space-enabled-disabled.png'; " "md5=2f77dc105602b4b42de180cbf32bff86" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:254(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/enable-cm-linear-precision-" "mismatched-chromaticities.png'; md5=07441cd6c9871b9a18fe8a57ff4da4a4" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:8(title) #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:13(tertiary) #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:17(secondary) #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:20(primary) #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:56(link) msgid "Enable Color Management" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:23(para) msgid "" "If unchecked, Enable Color Management assigns a " "GIMP built-in sRGB color space to your image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:28(para) msgid "" "Also, if you've selected to display the image's assigned ICC color profile " "on the title or status bar, unchecking Enable Color Management prints the " "phrase \"not color managed\" to the title or status bar in place of the " "previously assigned color profile." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:37(para) msgid "" "Enable Color Management is checked by default. It's best to leave this " "option checked." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:44(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menu bar through " "ImageColor ManagementEnable Color Management." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:56(title) msgid "" "Use Notes regarding unchecking Enable Color Management" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:60(para) msgid "" "The best possible advice is to never uncheck " "Enable Color Management." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:98(title) msgid "" "What does GIMP do when Enable Color Management is " "unchecked?" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:102(para) msgid "" "When you uncheck the option to Enable Color Management, GIMP does two things:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:109(para) msgid "" "Whatever ICC profile is currently assigned to the image file is at least " "temporarily stored (pending subsequent editing, Precision, and Color " "Management actions), but isn't used. And then a built-in GIMP profile is " "assigned in place of the previously assigned ICC profile:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:118(para) msgid "" "If the image is at Perceptual gamma (sRGB) precision, the ICC profile \"GIMP " "built-in sRGB\" is assigned." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:123(para) msgid "" "If the image is at Linear light precision, the ICC profile \"GIMP built-in " "Linear sRGB\" is assigned." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:129(para) msgid "" "You can confirm that one of GIMP's built-in sRGB color spaces has been " "assigned by checking \"Image/Image Properties/Color Profile\"." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:135(para) msgid "" "If you have set up the title or status bar to show the image's color space, " "then the title or status bar will display a message that the image is \"not " "color managed\". In reality the image is still color managed, but now the image is color managed \"as if\" it were in one of " "GIMP's built-in sRGB color spaces instead of whatever color space it's " "actually in." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:148(title) msgid "" "When Enable Color Management is unchecked, what " "happens to the image and the image appearance?" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:154(para) #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:28(para) msgid "" "Assigning a new profile to an image doesn't change the image's actual " "channel values. Assigning a new ICC profile only changes the meaning of the " "channel values, which means the image appearance will change (unless the " "original and new profile are functionally equivalent)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:161(para) msgid "" "When Enable Color Management is unchecked, GIMP " "assigns one of GIMP's built-in sRGB profiles to the image. Assigning a new " "ICC profile to an image doesn't change the image's channel values, but it " "does more or less drastically change the image's appearance:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:170(para) msgid "" "If the image was already in one of GIMP's built-in color spaces (or if the " "assigned ICC profile is a profile that is functionally equivalent to the " "assigned GIMP built-in sRGB profile) then the image's appearance will not " "change." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:177(para) msgid "" "If the image was not already in one of GIMP's built-in color spaces (and is " "not in a color space that is functionally equivalent to the assigned GIMP " "built-in sRGB profile), the image's appearance will change more or less " "drastically depending on three things:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:186(para) msgid "" "What GIMP Precision channel encoding — Linear light or Perceptual " "gamma (sRGB) — the image was in before the Enable Color " "Management box was unchecked." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:193(para) msgid "" "How far the image's originally assigned ICC profile's channel encoding (\"TRC" "\") is from the GIMP Precision channel encoding." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:199(para) msgid "" "How far the image's originally assigned ICC profile's Red, Green, and Blue " "chromaticities are from GIMP's built-in sRGB chromaticities." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:211(title) msgid "" "Two screenshots showing examples of correct and incorrect image appearances " "after unchecking Enable Color Management" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:216(para) msgid "" "In both screenshots shown below, the image is color managed: An ICC profile " "is assigned to the image, and that profile is being used to send the image " "colors to the screen." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:221(para) msgid "" "But in the second screenshot, after unchecking Enable Color Management, one " "of GIMP's built-in sRGB profiles has been incorrectly assigned to the image, " "so the colors look wrong." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:226(para) msgid "" "In screenshot 1 below, the image is already in a GIMP built-in sRGB color " "space. So unchecking Enable Color Management " "makes no difference in the appearance of the image. In this particular case " "unchecking Enable Color Management actually makes " "no difference at all, except that if you've selected to show the image's " "assigned ICC profile in the title or status bar, then instead of showing the " "assigned ICC profile, the title or status bar will show the words \"not " "color managed\". But in reality the image is still color managed:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:243(para) msgid "" "In screenshot 2 below, the channel encoding of the original profile matches " "the GIMP channel encoding (both are linear), but the LargeRGB-elle-V4-g10." "icc profile chromaticities don't match the GIMP built-in sRGB " "chromaticities. So after unchecking Enable Color Management, the tonality is correct but the colors are wrong. The image is " "still color managed, but it's color managed using the wrong ICC profile:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:258(para) msgid "" "If your image's originally assigned ICC profile doesn't have the same " "channel encoding and chromaticities as the GIMP built-in sRGB profile, and " "you uncheck and then immediately change your mind and recheck " "Enable Color Management, the originally assigned " "ICC profile will be reassigned to your image and your image channel values " "will be unchanged." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:267(para) msgid "" "Otherwise, whether or not you can recover the originally assigned ICC " "profile and correct colors for your image depends on what else you've done " "between the unchecking and rechecking of Enable Color " "Management." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/enable-color-management.xml:273(para) msgid "" "Again, the best possible advice is to never uncheck " "Enable Color Management." msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:46(None) #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:40(None) #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:34(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management.png'; " "md5=000d67ef3645279ddafc15667338bc2f" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:8(title) #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:13(tertiary) #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:17(secondary) #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:20(primary) #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:74(link) msgid "Discard Color Profile" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:22(para) msgid "" "Discard Color Profile discards the image's " "currently assigned ICC profile, and instead assigns GIMP's built-in sRGB " "profile." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:35(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menu bar through " "ImageColor ManagementDiscard Color Profile." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:54(title) msgid "Use Notes for Discard Color Profile" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:56(para) msgid "If you discard the image's color profile:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:61(para) msgid "" "The image's appearance will change (unless the image is " "already in an ICC profile color space that has the same colorants and " "channel encoding as the newly-assigned GIMP sRGB color space)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:69(para) msgid "" "The image's channel values are not changed by " "discarding the currently assigned profile and instead assigning GIMP's built-" "in sRGB profile." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:77(para) msgid "" "Discarding the image's currently assigned profile is useful if you wish to " "export an image to disk without an embedded ICC profile." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/discard-color-profile.xml:82(para) msgid "" "Discard Color Profile can only be used if the ICC " "color profile assigned to the image is not a GIMP built-in sRGB profile. " "GIMP's built-in sRGB profiles are not embedded in images that are exported " "to disk." msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:47(None) #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:144(None) #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:172(None) #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:219(None) #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:251(None) #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:285(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/align-demo.png'; " "md5=1e87c0ed481e029df3395a50af940869" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:87(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/align-no-layer.png'; " "md5=f758e162de05fd07537abbef8d94840f" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:102(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/align-layers.png'; " "md5=2505bd2bff5ef0a36f5a219b2a5eeeb3" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:153(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/alignHCLB-.png'; " "md5=77a6d29d54d34408f0da3ae3523aee91" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:182(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/alignHCLB+.png'; " "md5=d69e3722bf945455440bc14ec3c2d8a7" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:229(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/alignHFLB-.png'; " "md5=0992e4e1d3fb559032ae6dc72f0bf37a" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:260(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/alignHFLB+.png'; " "md5=623ee83be73b978062bea373cc6c2c39" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:294(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/alignVFBB+.png'; " "md5=79992594a816b16cffef2b3fd0ddf487" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:12(title) msgid "Align Visible Layers…" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:15(primary) #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:14(primary) msgid "Layer" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:16(secondary) #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:15(secondary) msgid "Stack managing" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:17(tertiary) #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:20(primary) msgid "Align visible layers" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:23(para) msgid "" "With the Align Visible Layers command, you can " "very precisely position the visible layers (those marked with the " "eye icon). This degree of precision is especially useful when " "you are working on animations, which typically have many small layers. " "Clicking on Align Visible Layers displays a " "dialog which allows you to choose how the layers should be aligned." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:33(para) msgid "" "In GIMP 1.2, the default base for the alignment " "was the top visible layer in the stack. In GIMP 2, the default alignment base is the edge of the canvas. You can " "still align the image on the bottom layer of the stack, even if it is " "invisible, by checking Use the (invisible) bottom layer as the " "base in the dialog." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:44(title) msgid "Example image for layer alignment" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:50(para) msgid "" "The example image contains four layers on a large (150x150 pixel) canvas. " "The red square is 10x10 pixels, the green rectangle is 10x20 pixels and the " "yellow rectangle is 20x10 pixels. The background layer (blue, 100x100 " "pixels) will not be affected by the command, since the Ignore " "lower layer option has been checked on the dialog. Note that the " "layers in the image seem to have a different order than their actual order " "in the stack because of their positions on the canvas. The yellow layer is " "the top layer in the image and the second one in the stack." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:67(title) #: src/menus/image/flatten.xml:38(title) #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:22(title) #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:38(title) #: src/menus/image/guides-new.xml:33(title) src/menus/image/scale.xml:50(title) #: src/menus/image/autocrop.xml:38(title) #: src/menus/image/guides-new-percent.xml:37(title) #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:72(title) #: src/menus/image/guides-remove.xml:28(title) #: src/menus/image/transform-guillotine.xml:31(title) msgid "Activate the Command" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:70(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageAlign Visible layers…. There is no default keyboard shortcut. If the " "image holds a single layer only, you get a message from GIMP telling that " "there must be more than one layer in the image to execute the command." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:83(title) msgid "The Not enough layers message" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:94(title) msgid "Description of the Align Visible Layers dialog" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:98(title) msgid "The Align Visible Layers dialog" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:108(term) msgid "Horizontal Style; Vertical Style" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:110(para) msgid "" "These options control how the layers should be moved in relationship to each " "other. You can choose:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:116(para) msgid "" "None: There will be no change in the horizontal or the " "vertical position, respectively." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:123(para) msgid "" "Collect: The visible layers will be aligned on the " "canvas, in the way that is determined by the Horizontal base and Vertical base options. If you select a " "Horizontal base of Right edge, " "layers may disappear from the canvas. You can recover them by enlarging the " "canvas. If you check the Use the (invisible) bottom layer as the " "base option, the layers will be aligned on the top left corner of " "the bottom layer." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:137(title) msgid "Horizontal Collect alignment (on the edge of the canvas)" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:147(para) #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:175(para) #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:222(para) #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:254(para) #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:288(para) msgid "Original image with the layer stack" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:156(para) msgid "" "The layers have been moved horizontally so that their left edges are aligned " "with the left edge of the canvas." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:165(title) msgid "Horizontal Collect alignment (on the bottom layer)" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:185(para) msgid "" "The layers have been moved horizontally so that their left edges align with " "the left edge of the bottom layer." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:195(para) msgid "" "Fill (left to right); Fill (top to bottom): The visible layers will be aligned with the canvas according to " "the edge you selected with Horizontal base or " "Vertical base, respectively. The layers are arranged " "regularly, so that they do not overlap each other. The top layer in the " "stack is placed on the leftmost (or uppermost) position in the image. The " "bottom layer in the stack is placed on the rightmost (or bottommost) " "position of the image. The other layers are placed regularly between these " "two positions. If the Use the (invisible) bottom layer as the " "base option is checked, the layers are aligned with the " "corresponding edge of the bottom layer." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:213(title) msgid "Horizontal Fill alignment (canvas)" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:232(para) msgid "" "Horizontal filling alignment, Left to Right, with Use the " "(invisible) bottom layer as the base option not checked. The top " "layer in the stack, the green one, is placed all the way on the left. The " "bottom layer in the stack, the red one, is placed is on the right and the " "yellow layer is between the other two." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:245(title) msgid "Horizontal Fill alignment (bottom layer)" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:263(para) msgid "" "The same parameters as in the previous example, but with the lowest (blue) " "level as the base." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:272(para) msgid "" "Fill (right to left); Fill (bottom to top): These settings work similarly to the ones described above, but " "the filling occurs in the opposite direction." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:279(title) msgid "Vertical Fill alignment (bottom layer)" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:297(para) msgid "" "Vertical Fill alignment, bottom to top, bottom layer as base" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/align-layers.xml:304(para) msgid "" "There must be at least three visible layers in the image to use the " "Fill options." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/fit-canvas-to-layers.xml:10(title) msgid "Fit Canvas to Layers" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/fit-canvas-to-layers.xml:13(primary) #: src/menus/image/fit-canvas-to-selection.xml:11(primary) #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:20(primary) msgid "Canvas" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/fit-canvas-to-layers.xml:14(secondary) msgid "Fit canvas size to layers" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/fit-canvas-to-layers.xml:17(primary) msgid "Fit canvas to layers" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/fit-canvas-to-layers.xml:20(para) msgid "" "The Fit Canvas to Layers command adapts the " "canvas size to the size of the largest layer in the image, in both width and " "height." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/fit-canvas-to-layers.xml:25(para) msgid "" "When you create or open an image, the canvas size is defined as the image " "size and remains unchanged if you add new layers. If you add a layer larger " "than the canvas, only the area limited by the canvas will be visible. To " "show the whole layer, use this command." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/fit-canvas-to-layers.xml:33(title) #: src/menus/image/fit-canvas-to-selection.xml:24(title) #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:115(title) msgid "Activate the command" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/fit-canvas-to-layers.xml:36(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageFit Canvas to Layers." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:9(title) msgid "Grayscale mode" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:13(secondary) #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:15(secondary) #: src/menus/image/convert-rgb.xml:17(secondary) msgid "Convert" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:14(tertiary) msgid "To grayscale" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:17(primary) #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:22(secondary) #: src/menus/image/mode.xml:59(link) msgid "Grayscale" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:18(secondary) msgid "Convert to grayscale" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:21(primary) #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:19(primary) #: src/menus/image/convert-rgb.xml:21(primary) msgid "Modes (color)" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:25(para) msgid "" "You can use the Grayscale command to convert your " "image to grayscale. The resulting grayscale image will have a single channel " "composed of various shades of gray ranging from black to white." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:31(para) msgid "" "The number of available tonal steps between black and white depends on the " "image precision:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:35(para) msgid "At integer precision:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:40(para) msgid "" "An 8-bit integer grayscale image provides 255 available tonal steps from 0 " "(black) to 255 (white)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:46(para) msgid "" "A 16-bit integer grayscale image provides 65535 available tonal steps from 0 " "(black) to 65535 (white)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:52(para) msgid "" "A 32-bit integer grayscale image theoretically will provide 4294967295 tonal " "steps from 0 (black) to 4294967295 (white). But as high bit depth GIMP 2.10 " "does all internal processing at 32-bit floating point precision, the actual " "number of steps will be no more than the number of tonal steps available in " "a 32-bit floating point image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:63(para) msgid "" "At floating point precision: the available number of tonal steps in a " "grayscale image depends on the specified bit depth (8-bit, 16-bit, or 32-" "bit) and the type of floating point that is requested by the program (see " " Floating-point " "arithmetic for details)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:72(title) #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:34(title) #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:27(title) #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:41(title) #: src/menus/image/guides-new-selection.xml:28(title) #: src/menus/image/duplicate.xml:37(title) msgid "Activating the Command" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-grayscale.xml:73(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageModeGrayscale." msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/transform.xml:28(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/transform.png'; " "md5=79fb9e2dc305a00f795d004549ebb9eb" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform.xml:11(title) #: src/menus/image/transform.xml:15(secondary) #: src/menus/image/transform.xml:18(primary) msgid "Transform" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform.xml:22(title) msgid "The Transform submenu of the Image menu" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform.xml:32(para) msgid "" "The items on the Transform submenu transform the " "image by flipping it, rotating it or cropping it." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform.xml:41(para) msgid "" "You can access this submenu from the image menubar through " "ImageTransform." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform.xml:53(title) msgid "The Contents of the Transform Submenu" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform.xml:54(para) msgid "" "The Transform submenu has the following commands:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform.xml:61(link) #: src/menus/image/transform-flip.xml:11(title) msgid "Flip Horizontally; Flip Vertically" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform.xml:67(link) msgid "Rotate 90° clockwise / counter-clockwise; Rotate 180°" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform.xml:73(link) #: src/menus/image/transform-guillotine.xml:11(title) #: src/menus/image/transform-guillotine.xml:18(primary) msgid "Slice Using Guides" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/fit-canvas-to-selection.xml:8(title) msgid "Fit Canvas to Selection" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/fit-canvas-to-selection.xml:12(secondary) msgid "Fit canvas size to selection" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/fit-canvas-to-selection.xml:15(primary) msgid "Fit canvas to selection" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/fit-canvas-to-selection.xml:18(para) msgid "" "The Fit Canvas to Selection command adapts the " "canvas size to the size of the selection, in both width and height." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/fit-canvas-to-selection.xml:27(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageFit Canvas to Selection." msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:59(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/dialogs/image-mode-indexed.png'; " "md5=58dfaf3a53485abad08eab635cf83d56" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:146(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/dialogs/examples/dither1.png'; " "md5=3aaae1cf3be24f34b6bafb9af55a4d12" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:160(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/dialogs/examples/dither2.png'; " "md5=916cb30b0170065d2aa881541dec06d1" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:174(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/dialogs/examples/dither3.png'; " "md5=431be1e71044089153529e4e80ca5a93" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:188(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/dialogs/examples/dither4.png'; " "md5=1acd38a97240ccf6cabfa923755fd60c" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:11(title) msgid "Indexed mode" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:16(tertiary) msgid "To indexed mode" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:20(secondary) #: src/menus/image/mode.xml:64(link) msgid "Indexed" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:23(primary) msgid "Indexed colors" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:26(para) msgid "" "The Indexed command converts your image to " "indexed mode. See indexed colors in the Glossary for more information about Indexed Color Mode." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:37(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageModeIndexed." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:50(title) #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:56(title) msgid "The Convert Image to Indexed Colors dialog" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:51(para) msgid "" "The Indexed command opens the Convert " "Image to Indexed Colors dialog." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:65(term) msgid "Colormap Options" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:69(para) msgid "" "Generate optimum palette: This option generates the " "best possible palette with a default maximum number of 256 colors (classic " "GIF format). You can reduce this Maximum Number of Colors, although this may create unwanted effects (color banding) on " "smooth transitions. You may be able to lessen the unwanted effects by using " "dithering, however." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:80(para) msgid "" "Use web-optimized palette: use a palette that is " "optimized for the web." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:85(para) msgid "" "Use black and white (1-bit) palette: This option " "generates an image which uses only two colors, black and white." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:91(para) msgid "" "Use custom palette: This button lets you select a " "custom palette from a list. The number of colors is indicated for each " "palette. The Web palette, with 216 colors, is the web-" "safe palette. It was originally created by Netscape to provide " "colors that would look the same on both Macs and PCs, and Internet Explorer " "3 could manage it. Since version 4, MSIE handles a 212 color palette. The " "problem of color similarity between all platforms has not been solved yet " "and it probably never will be. When designing a web page, you should keep " "two principles in mind: use light text on a dark background or dark text on " "a light background, and never rely on color to convey information." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:106(para) msgid "" "Some colors in the palette may not be used if your image does not have many " "colors. They will be removed from the palette if the Remove unused " "colors from final palette option is checked." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:117(term) msgid "Dithering Options" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:119(para) msgid "" "Since an indexed image contains 256 colors or less, some colors in the " "original image may not be available in the palette. This may result in some " "blotchy or solid patches in areas which should have subtle color changes. " "The dithering options let you correct the unwanted effects created by the " "Palette Options." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:126(para) msgid "" "A dithering filter tries to approximate a color which is missing from the " "palette by instead using clusters of pixels of similar colors which are in " "the palette. When seen from a distance, these pixels give the impression of " "a new color. See the Glossary for more information on dithering." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:134(para) msgid "" "Three filters (plus None) are available. It is not possible " "to predict what the result of a particular filter will be on your image, so " "you will have to try all of them and see which works best. The " "Positioned Color Dithering filter is well adapted to " "animations." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:143(title) msgid "Example: full color, with no dithering" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:149(para) msgid "This is an example image with a smooth transition in RGB Mode." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:157(title) msgid "Example: four colors, with no dithering" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:163(para) msgid "" "The same image, after being transformed to four indexed colors, without " "dithering." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:171(title) msgid "Example: Floyd-Steinberg (normal)" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:177(para) msgid "" "The same image, with four indexed colors and Floyd-Steinberg " "(normal) dithering." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:185(title) msgid "Example: Floyd-Steinberg (reduced color bleeding)" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:191(para) msgid "" "The same image, with four indexed colors and Floyd-Steinberg (reduced " "color bleeding) dithering." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:199(para) msgid "" "In a GIF image, transparency is encoded in 1 bit: transparent or not " "transparent. To give the illusion of partial transparency, you can use the " "Enable dithering of transparency option. However, the " "Semi-flatten plug-in may " "give you better results." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-indexed.xml:211(para) msgid "" "You can edit the color palette of an indexed image by using the Colormap Dialog." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/flatten.xml:11(title) msgid "Flatten Image" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/flatten.xml:14(primary) #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:146(term) msgid "Layers" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/flatten.xml:15(secondary) msgid "Merge all layers" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/flatten.xml:18(primary) msgid "Flatten" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/flatten.xml:21(para) msgid "" "The Flatten Image command merges all of the " "layers of the image into a single layer with no alpha channel. After the " "image is flattened, it has the same appearance it had before. The difference " "is that all of the image contents are in a single layer without " "transparency. If there are any areas which are transparent through all of " "the layers of the original image, the background color is visible." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/flatten.xml:30(para) msgid "" "This operation makes significant changes to the structure of the image. It " "is normally only necessary when you would like to save an image in a format " "which does not support levels or transparency (an alpha channel)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/flatten.xml:41(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageFlatten Image." msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:53(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/properties.png'; " "md5=61b3bf928e9a255ba42c0090a3886c1a" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:163(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/properties-profile.png'; " "md5=7a626f4ca6f96fccc12b3097fe22c574" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:180(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/properties-comment.png'; " "md5=885f70a5eff8b08fddff550cebb7a6c0" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:10(title) #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:13(primary) msgid "Image Properties" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:16(para) msgid "" "The Image Properties command opens a window that shows lots " "of different information for the image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:25(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageImage Properties," msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:34(para) msgid "" "or by using the keyboard shortcut AltReturn." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:43(title) msgid "Options" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:44(para) msgid "The properties window is divided into three tabs." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:47(title) #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:49(title) msgid "Properties tab" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:59(term) msgid "Pixel dimensions" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:61(para) msgid "" "Shows the image height and width in pixels, that is, the physical size of the image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:68(term) #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:23(secondary) msgid "Print size" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:70(para) msgid "" "Shows the size the image will have when it is printed, in the current units. " "This is the logical size of the image. It depends upon " "the physical size of the image and the screen resolution." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:79(term) #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:18(primary) msgid "Resolution" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:81(para) msgid "Shows the print resolution of the image in pixel per inch." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:87(term) msgid "Color space" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:89(para) msgid "Shows the images color space." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:93(term) msgid "File name" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:95(para) msgid "Path and name of the file that contains the image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:101(term) msgid "File size" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:103(para) msgid "Size of the file that contains the image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:107(term) msgid "File type" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:109(para) msgid "Format of the file that contains the image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:113(term) msgid "Size in memory" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:115(para) msgid "" "RAM consumption of the loaded image including the images journal. This " "information is also displayed in the image window. The size is quite " "different from the size of the file on disk. That is because the displayed " "image is decompressed and because GIMP keeps a copy of " "the image in memory for Redo operations." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:127(term) msgid "Undo steps" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:129(para) msgid "" "Number of actions you have performed on the image, that you can undo. You " "can see them in the Undo History " "dialog." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:137(term) msgid "Redo steps" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:139(para) msgid "Number of actions you have undone, that you can redo." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:145(term) msgid "Number of pixels; Number of layers; Number of channels; Number of paths" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:150(para) msgid "Well counted!" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:157(title) #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:159(title) msgid "Color profile tab" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:167(para) msgid "" "This tab contains the name of the color profile the image is loaded into " "GIMP with. Default is the built-in sRGB profile." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:174(title) #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:176(title) msgid "Comments tab" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/properties.xml:184(para) msgid "This tab allows you to view and edit a comment for the image." msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:67(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/merge-visible.png'; " "md5=71c0009b662b6eda320b9d3147423a73" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:132(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/merge-visible-ex1.png'; " "md5=b00e2b465a01a3b41988ff1486125d60" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:141(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/merge-visible-ex2.png'; " "md5=8c66ec83471118f2b08124802efaea9b" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:152(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/merge-visible-ex3.png'; " "md5=402ceee61292585717828684f4378415" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:11(title) #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:19(primary) msgid "Merge Visible Layers" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:16(tertiary) msgid "Merge visible layers" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:22(para) msgid "" "The Merge Visible Layers command merges the " "layers which are visible into a single layer. Visible layers are those which " "are indicated on the Layers dialog with an eye icon." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:29(para) msgid "" "With this command, the original visible layers disappear. With the New From Visible command, a " "new layer is created at top of the stack and original visible layers persist." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:41(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageMerge Visible Layers…," msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:50(para) msgid "" "or by using the keyboard shortcut CtrlM." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:59(title) msgid "Description of the Layers Merge Options Dialog" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:63(title) msgid "The Layers Merge Options Dialog" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:73(term) msgid "Final, Merged Layer should be:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:75(para) msgid "" "Visible layers are the layers which are marked with an eye " "icon in the Layers dialog." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:81(para) msgid "" "Expanded as necessary: The final layer is large enough " "to contain all of the merged layers. Please note that a layer in " "GIMP can be larger than the image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:90(para) msgid "" "Clipped to image: The final layer is the same size as " "the image. Remember that layers in GIMP can be larger " "than the image itself. Any layers in the image that are larger than the " "image are clipped by this option." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:99(para) msgid "" "Clipped to bottom layer: The final layer is the same " "size as the bottom layer. If the bottom layer is smaller than some of the " "visible layers, the final layer is clipped and trimmed to the size and " "position of the bottom layer." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:112(term) msgid "Merge within active group only" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:114(para) msgid "This self-explanatory option is enabled when a layer group exists." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:121(term) msgid "Discard invisible layers" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:123(para) msgid "" "When this option is checked, non visible layers are removed from the layer " "stack." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:128(title) msgid "Merge visible layers example" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:135(para) msgid "Three layers; two are visible" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:144(para) msgid "Discard invisible layers unchecked" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/merge-layers.xml:155(para) msgid "Discard invisible layers checked" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:31(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/precision.png'; " "md5=6d8f6646d64aa8bb35bd05c9db2b569e" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:8(title) #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:12(secondary) #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:15(primary) msgid "Precision" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:18(para) msgid "" "The Precision submenu contains commands which let " "you change the precision of the image. The Precision options affect the " "precision and channel encoding used for storing the image in RAM during " "processing." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:26(title) msgid "The Precision submenu of the Image menu" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:38(para) msgid "" "You can access this submenu from the image menubar through " "ImagePrecision." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:48(title) msgid "The Contents of the Precision Submenu" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:50(para) msgid "" "The Precision Menu is divided into two parts: precision and channel encoding." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:56(term) msgid "Precision options" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:58(para) msgid "" "The precision at which image data is stored is a function of the bit depth " "(8-bit vs 16-bit vs 32-bit) and whether the data is stored as integer data " "or floating point data. The Precision menu offers the following precision " "options:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:67(title) msgid "Integer Precision Options" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:70(guimenuitem) msgid "8-bit integer" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:75(guimenuitem) msgid "16-bit integer" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:80(guimenuitem) msgid "32-bit integer" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:87(title) msgid "Floating point precision options" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:90(guimenuitem) msgid "16-bit floating point" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:95(guimenuitem) msgid "32-bit floating point" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:105(term) msgid "Channel Encoding Options" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:107(para) msgid "" "The Precision menu also allows you to choose a channel encoding for the image data. Currently " "there are two choices:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:115(guimenuitem) msgid "Perceptual gamma (sRGB)" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:119(para) msgid "" "Linear light, which encodes the channel data " "using the linear gamma TRC." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:131(title) msgid "Choosing the image precision and channel encoding" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:133(para) msgid "" "Regardless of which options you choose in the Precision menu, in high bit " "depth GIMP 2.10 all internal processing is done at 32-bit floating point " "precision, and most editing operations are done using Linear light channel " "encoding." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:140(para) msgid "" "Which Precision options should you choose? In a nutshell:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:144(para) msgid "" "To take full advantage of GIMP's internal 32-bit floating point processing, " "choose 32-bit floating point precision and also choose the Linear light " "channel encoding." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:151(para) msgid "" "If you are editing on a machine with limited RAM, or if you are editing very " "large images and layer stacks, consider using 16-bit floating point or " "integer precision." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:158(para) msgid "" "If you want to take advantage of high bit depth image editing but you don't " "want to deal with floating point channel values, then use 16-bit integer " "precision." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:165(para) msgid "" "When soft proofing an image, switch to Perceptual gamma (sRGB) channel " "encoding to avoid certain problems with soft proofing a linear gamma image " "using Little CMS." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:172(para) msgid "" "On a very low-spec machine with not very much RAM, consider using 8-bit " "integer precision, in which case also choose the Perceptual gamma (sRGB) " "channel encoding (at 8-bit precision, if you choose the Linear light channel " "encoding your image will have horribly posterized shadows)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:184(title) msgid "More information about the Precision options" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:188(emphasis) msgid "Choosing the bit depth (8-bits vs 16-bits vs 32-bits):" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:193(para) msgid "" "The bit depth of an image sets limits on how much precision is available " "when processing your image files. All things being equal, higher bit depths " "provide more precision." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:200(para) msgid "" "The bit depth of an image file partially determines how much RAM is required " "for processing. The higher the bit depth, the more RAM is required to store " "data during image processing. Other relevant factors include the size of the " "image layers and the number of layers in the layer stack." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:212(emphasis) msgid "Choosing between integer and floating point precision:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:217(para) msgid "" "Floating point precision is required for taking full advantage of high bit " "depth GIMP's internal 32-bit floating point processing. Floating point " "precision allows for the generation and use of channel values that fall " "outside the display-referred " "range from 0.0 (\"display black\") to 1.0 (\"display white\"), thus " "making possible very useful editing possibilities such as unbounded ICC " "profile conversions and High " "Dynamic Rangescene-" "referred editing operations." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:232(para) msgid "" "Unlike floating point precision, integer precision cannot store channel " "values outside the display range. So choosing an integer precision from the " "Precision menu means that all floating point channel values produced during " "processing are clipped to fit within the equivalent floating point range " "between 0.0 and 1.0 inclusively:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:242(para) msgid "8-bit integer values are clipped to the range 0-255." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:247(para) msgid "16-bit integer values are clipped to the range 0-65535." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:252(para) msgid "32-bit integer values are clipped to the range 0-4294967295." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:259(para) msgid "" "At any given bit depth, all things being equal integer precision is more " "precise than floating point precision. So 16-bit integer precision is more " "precise than 16-bit floating point precision, and 32-bit integer precision " "is more precise than 32-bit floating point precision. However, in GIMP you " "don't get more precision by choosing 32-bit integer over 32-bit floating " "point: GIMP still does all internal processing using 32-bit floating point " "precision even if you choose 32-bit integer precision in the Precision menu. " "Remember, the Precision menu choices only determine how the image " "information is held in RAM." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:273(para) msgid "" "At any given bit depth, integer and floating point precision use " "approximately the same amount of RAM for internal calculations during image " "processing, and also require about the same amount of disk space when saving " "an image file to disk." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:284(emphasis) msgid "" "Choosing between Linear light and Perceptual gamma (sRGB) channel encoding:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:289(para) msgid "" "At 8-bit precision, if you choose the Linear light channel encoding your " "image will have horribly posterized shadows. So don't use Linear light " "unless you also choose a higher bit depth." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:297(para) msgid "" "When soft proofing, currently the gamut check will not return correct " "results if the image is at Linear light precision. So change to Perceptual " "gamma (sRGB) before activating soft proofing." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:305(para) msgid "" "Other than the fact that Linear light channel encoding is not suitable for 8-" "bit editing or for soft proofing, from a user perspective the channel " "encoding you choose in the Precision menu won't have much affect on your " "workflow:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:314(para) msgid "" "Currently if you choose \"Linear light\", then linear gamma channel values " "are displayed in the \"pixel\" values when using the the Color Picker Tool, " "Sample Points, and Pointer dialogs. If you choose \"Perceptual gamma\", then " "perceptually uniform (sRGB) channel values are displayed instead." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:324(para) msgid "" "Currently the channel encoding that you choose makes a difference in the " "wrong colors that you might see if you uncheck Image/Color Management/Enable Color Management and your image isn't already in one of the GIMP built-in sRGB color " "spaces (but with either channel encoding choice, the colors are still wrong)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/precision.xml:335(para) msgid "" "The only other way (that I know of) in which the channel encoding chosen in " "the Precision menu might affect your workflow has to do with results of " "using the \"Gamma hack\" found in the Advanced Color Options." msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:50(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/configure-grid.png'; " "md5=25a79a529c60ef80aafcbfa5eb788a39" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:8(title) msgid "Configure Grid…" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:12(primary) msgid "Grid" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:13(secondary) msgid "configure" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:16(para) msgid "" "The Configure Grid command lets you set the " "properties of the grid which you can display over your image while you are " "working on it. The GIMP provides only Cartesian grids. " "You can choose the color of the grid lines, and the spacing and offsets from " "the origin of the image, independently for the horizontal and vertical grid " "lines. You can choose one of five different grid styles." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:30(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageConfigure Grid…." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:42(title) msgid "Description of the Configure Image Grid dialog" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:46(title) msgid "The Configure Grid dialog" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:55(title) msgid "Appearance" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:56(para) msgid "" "In the Configure Grid dialog, you can set the properties " "of the grid which is shown when you turn on the image grid." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:62(term) msgid "Line style" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:66(term) msgid "Intersections (dots)" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:68(para) msgid "" "This style, the least conspicuous, shows a simple dot at each intersection " "of the grid lines." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:75(term) msgid "Intersections (crosshairs)" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:77(para) msgid "" "This style, the default, shows a plus-shaped crosshair at each intersection " "of the grid lines." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:84(term) msgid "Dashed" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:86(para) msgid "" "This style shows dashed lines in the foreground color of the grid. If the " "lines are too close together, the grid won't look good." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:94(term) msgid "Double dashed" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:96(para) msgid "" "This style shows dashed lines, where the foreground and background colors of " "the grid alternate." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:103(term) msgid "Solid" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:105(para) msgid "This style shows solid grid lines in the foreground color of the grid." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:115(term) msgid "Foreground and Background colors" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:117(para) msgid "Click on the color dwell to select a new color for the grid." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:124(title) msgid "Spacing" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:126(term) #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:138(term) msgid "Width and Height" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:128(para) msgid "You can select the cell size of the grid and the unit of measurement." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:136(title) #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:96(title) msgid "Offset" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/configure-grid.xml:140(para) msgid "" "You can set the offset of the first cell. The coordinate origin is the upper " "left corner of the image. By default, the grid begins at the coordinate " "origin, (0,0)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform-rotate.xml:11(title) #: src/menus/image/transform-rotate.xml:16(primary) msgid "Rotation" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform-rotate.xml:19(para) msgid "" "You can rotate the image 90° clockwise or counter-clockwise, or rotate it " "180°, by using the rotation commands on the Transform submenu of the Image menu. These commands " "can be used to change between Portrait and Landscape orientation. They work " "on the whole image. If you want to rotate the image at a different angle, " "rotate a selection or rotate a layer, use the Rotate Tool. You can also rotate a layer by using the Layer Transform menu." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform-rotate.xml:33(title) #: src/menus/image/transform-flip.xml:34(title) msgid "Activate the Commands" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform-rotate.xml:34(para) msgid "You can access these three commands from the image menubar through" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform-rotate.xml:39(para) msgid "" "ImageTransformRotate 90 degrees CW," msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform-rotate.xml:47(para) msgid "" "ImageTransformRotate 90 degrees CCW and" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform-rotate.xml:56(para) msgid "" "ImageTransformRotate 180°." msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/introduction.xml:21(None) msgid "@@image: 'images/menus/image.png'; md5=65eb63e26ecc47a55e8d523de58f1c52" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/introduction.xml:11(title) msgid "Overview" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/introduction.xml:14(primary) msgid "Menus" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/introduction.xml:18(title) msgid "The Contents of the Image Menu" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/introduction.xml:25(para) msgid "" "The Image menu contains commands which use or " "affect the entire image in some way, not just the active layer or some other " "specific part of the image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-rgb.xml:10(title) msgid "RGB mode" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-rgb.xml:13(primary) #: src/menus/image/convert-rgb.xml:22(secondary) #: src/menus/image/mode.xml:54(link) msgid "RGB" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-rgb.xml:18(tertiary) msgid "To RGB mode" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-rgb.xml:25(para) msgid "" "The RGB command converts your image to RGB mode. " "See the RGB description in the " "Glossary for more information. Normally, you work in this mode, which is " "well-adapted to the screen. It is possible to convert an RGB image to " "Grayscale or Indexed mode, but be careful: once you have saved the image, " "you can no longer retrieve the RGB colors, so you should work on a copy of " "your image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/convert-rgb.xml:39(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menu bar through " "ImageModeRGB." msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:74(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/save-profile-1.png'; " "md5=4cc6a30448a0ed4e9e86a0d21e60f348" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:86(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/save-profile-2.png'; " "md5=c955597b96014a36c58b52585dc1fc4b" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:118(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/save-profile-3.png'; " "md5=a10242c6a1c985d4f9addbaaf1e3f29b" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:8(title) #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:13(tertiary) #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:17(secondary) #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:20(primary) #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:80(link) msgid "Save Color Profile to File" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:23(para) msgid "" "Save Color Profile to File allows you to save to " "disk a copy of the ICC profile that's assigned to your image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:30(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menu bar through " "ImageColor ManagementSave Color Profile to File." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:46(title) msgid "Use Notes for Save Color Profile to File" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:48(para) msgid "" "Save Color Profile to File is useful whenever you " "want an on-disk copy of whatever ICC profile is assigned your image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:53(para) msgid "" "Save Color Profile to File can even be used to " "make an on-disk copy of GIMP's built-in sRGB profile." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:60(title) msgid "" "An example with screenshots showing how to use Save Color " "Profile to File" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:62(para) msgid "" "Let's say you want to save a copy of the GIMP built-in sRGB profile to disk." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:69(para) msgid "Open an image that has a GIMP built-in sRGB profile assigned:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:80(para) msgid "Click on Image/Color Management/Save Profile to File:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:89(para) msgid "" "The \"Save Color Profile\" dialog is divided into three panels. Use the left " "and center panel to navigate to where you want to save the profile." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:94(para) msgid "" "When you save a copy of the profile to disk, it's perfectly OK to change the " "suggested file name (some programs, and especially command line utilities, " "don't work as easily with file names that include spaces). If you change the " "file name, it's a good idea to use either \".icc\" or \".icm\" as the file " "extension (some programs won't recognize an ICC profile that uses some other " "file extension)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:102(para) msgid "" "When you've chosen a location and typed in a file name, click on the \"Save" "\" button in the lower right corner to save a copy of the profile to disk." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/save-color-profile-to-file.xml:110(para) msgid "" "You can even save over the top of an existing ICC profile, in which case the " "box on the right side of the dialog will display some informational tags, " "which hopefully will help you decide whether you really want to write over " "the top of the existing ICC profile:" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:61(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/print-size.png'; " "md5=5586f708f5f46b043bbeab776f0b4f22" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:11(title) #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:26(primary) msgid "Print Size" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:14(primary) #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:19(secondary) msgid "Printing" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:15(secondary) msgid "Size and resolution" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:29(para) msgid "" "This command opens the Set Image Print Resolution dialog that " "allows you to change the dimensions of a printed image " "and its resolution. This command does not change the " "number of pixels in the image and it does not resample the image. (If you " "want to change the size of an image by resampling it, use the Scale Image command.)" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:40(title) msgid "Activating the Dialog" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:43(para) msgid "" "You can access this dialog from the image menubar through " "ImagePrint Size…." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:55(title) msgid "Options in the Print Size Dialog" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:57(title) msgid "The Set Image Print Resolution dialog" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:65(para) msgid "" "The output resolution determines the number of pixels used per unit length " "for the printed image. Do not confuse the output resolution with the " "printer's resolution, which is a printer feature and expressed in dpi (dots " "per inch); several dots are used to print a pixel." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:71(para) msgid "" "When the dialog is displayed, the resolution shown in the boxes is the " "resolution of the original image. If you increase the output resolution, the " "printed page will be smaller, since more pixels are used per unit of length. " "Conversely, and for the same reason, resizing the image modifies the " "resolution." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:78(para) msgid "" "Increasing the resolution results in increasing the sharpness of the printed " "page. This is quite different from simply reducing the image size by scaling " "it, since no pixels (and no image information) are removed." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:86(term) src/menus/image/scale.xml:124(term) #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:69(term) msgid "Width; Height" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:88(para) msgid "" "You can set the printing Width and Height by using the text boxes. You can " "also choose the units for these values from the dropdown list." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:93(para) msgid "" "As soon as you change the Width or the Height, the X and/or Y resolution " "values automatically change accordingly. If the two resolution values remain " "linked, the relationship of the width to the height of the image is also " "automatically maintained. If you would like to set these values " "independently of each other, simply click on the chain symbol to break the " "link." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:105(term) src/menus/image/scale.xml:152(term) msgid "X resolution; Y resolution" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:107(para) msgid "" "You can set the resolution used to calculate the printed width and height " "from the physical size of the image, that is, the number of pixels in it." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/print-size.xml:112(para) msgid "" "Use the text boxes to change these resolution values. They can be linked to " "keep their relationship constant. The closed chain symbol between the two " "boxes indicates that the values are linked together. If you break the link " "by clicking on the chain symbol, you will be able to set the values " "independently of each other." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform-flip.xml:15(primary) msgid "Flip" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform-flip.xml:18(para) msgid "" "You can flip the image, or turn it over like a card, by using the " "Flip Horizontally or Flip " "Vertically commands. These commands work on the whole image. " "To flip a selection, use the Flip Tool. To flip a layer, use the functions of the LayerTransform menu or the Flip Tool." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform-flip.xml:37(para) msgid "" "You can access the horizontal flip command from the image menubar through " "ImageTransformFlip Horizontally." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform-flip.xml:48(para) msgid "" "You can access the vertical flip command from the image menubar through " "ImageTransformFlip Vertically." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:13(secondary) #: src/menus/image/mode.xml:15(secondary) msgid "Submenu" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:18(tertiary) #: src/menus/image/mode.xml:20(tertiary) msgid "Menu" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:20(para) msgid "" "The Color Management submenu contains commands " "which let you change the ICC color profile associated with an image and also " "let you save the associated ICC color profile to disk. There are five " "options in the Color Management submenu." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:28(title) msgid "" "The Color Management submenu of the Image menu" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:40(title) msgid "Activating the Color Management Submenu" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:42(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menu bar through " "ImageColor Management." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:52(title) msgid "The Contents of the Color Management Submenu" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/color-management.xml:62(link) #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:8(title) #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:13(tertiary) #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:17(secondary) #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:20(primary) msgid "Assign Color Profile" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/guides-new.xml:57(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/new-guide.png'; " "md5=b85013ac139465ab490553b4ec85e860" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new.xml:13(title) msgid "New Guide" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new.xml:16(primary) #: src/menus/image/guides-new-percent.xml:18(primary) msgid "Guide" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new.xml:17(secondary) msgid "Add" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new.xml:20(para) msgid "" "The New Guide command adds a guide to the image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new.xml:25(para) msgid "" "You can add guides to the image more quickly, but less accurately, by simply " "clicking and dragging guides from the image rulers and positioning them " "where you would like." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new.xml:34(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageGuidesNew Guide" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new.xml:45(title) msgid "New Guide Options" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new.xml:46(para) msgid "" "When you select New Guide, a dialog opens, which " "allows you to set the Direction and Position, in pixels, of the new guide more precisely than by using click-" "and-drag." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new.xml:53(title) msgid "The New Guide Dialog" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new.xml:63(term) #: src/menus/image/guides-new-percent.xml:66(term) msgid "Direction" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new.xml:65(para) #: src/menus/image/guides-new-percent.xml:68(para) msgid "" "You can choose the Direction of the guide, either " "Horizontal or Vertical, by using " "the drop-down list." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new.xml:73(term) #: src/menus/image/guides-new-percent.xml:76(term) msgid "Position" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new.xml:75(para) msgid "" "The coordinate origin for the Position is the upper " "left corner of the canvas." msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:71(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/scale-image.png'; " "md5=2fe36174e3a2145e2d46d0a61f86c8ab" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:12(title) src/menus/image/scale.xml:15(primary) msgid "Scale Image" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:18(para) msgid "" "The Scale Image command enlarges or reduces the " "physical size of the image by changing the number of pixels it contains. It " "changes the size of the contents of the image and resizes the canvas " "accordingly." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:24(para) msgid "" "It operates on the entire image. If your image has layers of different " "sizes, making the image smaller could shrink some of them down to nothing, " "since a layer cannot be less than one pixel wide or high. If this happens, " "you will be warned before the operation is performed." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:30(para) msgid "" "If you only want to scale a particular layer, use the Scale Layer command." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:36(para) msgid "" "If scaling would produce an image larger than the Maximum new image " "size set in the System " "Resources page of the Preferences dialog (which has a default of 128 " "Mb), you are warned and asked to confirm the operation before it is " "performed. You may not experience any problems if you confirm the operation, " "but you should be aware that very large images consume a lot of resources " "and extremely large images may take more resources than you have, causing " "GIMP to crash or not perform well." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:53(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageScale Image…." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:65(title) msgid "The Scale Image Dialog" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:67(title) msgid "The Scale Image dialog" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:78(term) msgid "Image Size" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:80(para) msgid "" "You should keep in mind that an image can be located in one of four places: " "in the image file, in RAM after it has been loaded, on your screen when it " "is displayed, or on paper after it has been printed. Scaling the image " "changes the number of pixels (the amount of information) the image contains, " "so it directly affects the amount of memory the image needs (in RAM or in a " "file)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:88(para) msgid "" "However printing size also depends upon the resolution of the image, which " "essentially determines how many pixels there will be on each inch of paper. " "If you want to change the printing size without scaling the image and " "changing the number of pixels in it, you should use the Print Size dialog. The screen size depends not " "only on the number of pixels, but also on the screen resolution, the zoom " "factor and the setting of the Dot " "for Dot option." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:100(para) msgid "" "If you enlarge an image beyond its original size, GIMP " "calculates the missing pixels by interpolation, but it does not add any new " "detail. The more you enlarge an image, the more blurred it becomes. The " "appearance of an enlarged image depends upon the interpolation method you " "choose. You may improve the appearance by using the Sharpen (Unsharp Mask) filter after you have " "scaled an image, but it is best to use high resolution when you scan, take " "digital photographs or produce digital images by other means. Raster images " "inherently do not scale up well." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:113(para) msgid "" "You may need to reduce your image if you intend to use it on a web page. You " "have to consider that most internet users have relatively small screens " "which cannot completely display a large image. Many screens have a " "resolution of 1024x768 or even less." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:119(para) msgid "Adding or removing pixels is called Resampling." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:126(para) msgid "" "When you click on the Scale command, the dialog " "displays the dimensions of the original image in pixels. You can set the " "Width and the Height you want to " "give to your image by adding or removing pixels. If the chain icon next to " "the Width and Height boxes is unbroken, the Width and Height will stay in " "the same proportion to each other. If you break the chain by clicking on it, " "you can set them independently, but this will distort the image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:138(para) msgid "" "However, you do not have to set the dimensions in pixels. You can choose " "different units from the drop-down menu. If you choose percent as the units, " "you can set the image size relative to its original size. You can also use " "physical units, such as inches or millimeters. If you do that, you should " "set the X resolution and Y resolution fields to appropriate values, because they are used to convert " "between physical units and image dimensions in pixels." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:154(para) msgid "" "You can set the printing resolution for the image in the X " "resolution and Y resolution fields. You can " "also change the units of measurement by using the drop-down menu." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:167(term) msgid "Quality" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:169(para) msgid "" "To change the image size, either some pixels have to be removed or new " "pixels must be added. The process you use determines the quality of the " "result. The Interpolation drop down list provides a " "selection of available methods of interpolating the color of pixels in a " "scaled image:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:178(term) msgid "Interpolation" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:182(para) msgid "" "None: No interpolation is used. Pixels are simply " "enlarged or removed, as they are when zooming. This method is low quality, " "but very fast." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:189(para) msgid "" "Linear: This method is relatively fast, but still " "provides fairly good results." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:194(para) msgid "" "Cubic: The method that produces the best results, but " "also the slowest method." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:200(para) msgid "" "Sinc (Lanczos 3): New with GIMP-2.4, this method gives " "less blur in important resizings." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/scale.xml:213(para) msgid "" "See also the Scale tool, which lets " "you scale a layer, a selection or a path." msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:62(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/canvas-size.png'; " "md5=5f4f3f0d42e573d4229d7c6bca813102" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:161(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/canvas-size-list.png'; " "md5=905ef66630106a1a914428981da7fa1d" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:253(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/canvas-size-ex1.png'; " "md5=559f2f64da560a98ab17ee9b34c29fab" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:272(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/canvas-size-ex2.png'; " "md5=5c965a03aaaa40a352e759251f1913a3" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:288(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/canvas-size-ex3.png'; " "md5=1fbf828cba9b59fd059f5f6fbd0b9f12" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:316(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/canvas-size-ex4.png'; " "md5=9f6d98883e41848510ad04b284999c26" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:331(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/canvas-size-ex5.png'; " "md5=ea89ab944513d03214f85e750ded5334" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:13(title) #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:67(title) msgid "Canvas Size" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:17(secondary) msgid "Canvas size" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:21(secondary) msgid "Size" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:24(para) msgid "" "The canvas is the visible area of the image. By default the " "size of the canvas coincides with the size of the layers. The " "Canvas Size… command opens the Set Image " "Canvas Size dialog that lets you enlarge or reduce the canvas size. " "You can, if you want, modify the size of the layers. When you enlarge the " "canvas, you create free space around the contents of the image. When you " "reduce it, the visible area is cropped, however the layers still extend " "beyond the canvas border." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:34(para) msgid "" "When you reduce the canvas size, the new canvas appears surrounded with a " "thin negative border in the preview. The mouse pointer is a moving cross: " "click and drag to move the image against this frame." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:44(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageCanvas Size…." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:56(title) msgid "Description of the Set Image Canvas Size dialog" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:58(title) msgid "The Set Image Canvas Size dialog" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:71(para) msgid "" "You can set the Width and the Height of the canvas. The default units are pixels but you can choose " "different units, e.g. percent, if you want to set the new dimensions " "relative to the current dimensions. If the Chain to the right of the Width " "and Height is not broken, both Width and Height keep the same relative size " "to each other. That is, if you change one of the values, the other one also " "changes a corresponding amount. If you break the Chain by clicking on it, " "you can set Width and Height separately." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:83(para) msgid "" "Whatever units you use, information about the size in pixels and the current " "resolution are always displayed below the Width and " "Height fields. You cannot change the resolution in the " "Canvas Size dialog; if you want to do that, use the Print Size dialog." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:97(para) msgid "" "The Offset values are used to place the image (the " "image, not the active layer) on the canvas. You can see the size and the " "content of the canvas in the preview of the dialog window. When the canvas " "is smaller than the image, the preview window shows it in a frame with a " "thin negative border." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:105(term) msgid "X ; Y" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:116(para) msgid "by click-and-dragging the image," msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:121(para) msgid "" "by entering values in the X and Y " "text boxes," msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:127(para) msgid "" "by clicking on the small arrow-heads. This increments the value by one pixel " "(unit)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:133(para) msgid "" "And when the focus is on a text box, you can use the keyboard arrow keys, " "Up and Down to change by one pixel (unit), " "or PageUp and PageDown to change the value " "by 10 pixels (units)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:107(para) msgid "" "The X and Y specify the " "coordinates of the upper left corner of the image relative to the upper left " "corner of the canvas. They are negative when the canvas is smaller than the " "image. You can place the image in different ways (of course, the coordinates " "can't exceed the canvas borders): " msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:148(para) msgid "" "Before the GIMP-2.4 version, Canvas Size had no influence on " "layer size. To change it, you had to use the Layer Boundary Size command. The Layers " "option now allows you to specify how, possibly, layers will be resized. The " "drop-down list offers you several possibilities:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:157(title) msgid "The Resize layers list" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:167(para) msgid "" "None: default option. No layer is resized, only the " "canvas is." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:173(para) msgid "All Layers: all layers are resized to canvas size." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:179(para) msgid "" "Image-sized layers: only layers with the same size as " "the image are sized to canvas size." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:185(para) msgid "" "All visible layers: only visible layers, marked with a " " icon, in the Layer Dialog, are sized to canvas size." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:195(para) msgid "" "All linked layers: only linked layers, marked with a " " in the Layer Dialog, are sized to canvas size." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:209(term) msgid "Center" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:211(para) msgid "" "The Center button allows you to center the image on the " "canvas. When you click on the Center button, the offset values are " "automatically calculated and displayed in the text boxes." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:221(para) msgid "" "When you click on the Resize button, the canvas is " "resized, but the pixel information and the drawing scale of the image are " "unchanged." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:226(para) msgid "" "If the layers of the image did not extend beyond the borders of the canvas " "before you changed its size, there are no layers on the part of the canvas " "that was added by resizing it. Therefore, this part of the canvas is " "transparent and displayed with a checkered pattern, and it is not " "immediately available for painting. You can either flatten the image, in which case you will get an " "image with a single layer that fits the canvas exactly, or you can use the " "Layer to Image Size " "command to resize only the active layer, without changing any other layers. " "You can also create a new layer and fill it with the background you want. By " "doing this, you create a digital passe-partout (a kind of " "glass mount with a removable back for slipping in a photograph)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:247(title) #: src/menus/image/autocrop.xml:53(title) #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:39(title) msgid "Example" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:249(title) #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:47(para) msgid "Original image" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:256(para) msgid "" "We started with a green background layer 100x100 pixels, which defines a " "default canvas with the same size. Then we added a new red layer 80x80 " "pixels. The active layer limits are marked with a black and yellow dotted " "line. The red layer does not fill the canvas completely: the unoccupied part " "is transparent. The background color in the Toolbox is yellow." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:268(title) msgid "Canvas enlarged (layers unchanged)" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:275(para) msgid "" "The canvas has been enlarged to 120x120 pixels. The layers size remained " "unchanged. The unoccupied part of the canvas is transparent." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:284(title) msgid "Canvas enlarged (all layers changed)" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:291(para) msgid "" "The canvas has been enlarged to 120x120 pixels. All layers have been " "enlarged to the canvas size. The undrawn part is transparent in the red " "layer and yellow (background color in Toolbox) in the green background layer." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:303(title) msgid "What's Canvas Size useful for?" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:304(para) msgid "" "You may want to add some stuff around your image: enlarge canvas size, add a " "new layer that will have the same size as the new canvas and then paint this " "new layer. That's the converse of cropping." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:310(para) msgid "You can also use this command to crop an image:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:312(title) msgid "Resizing canvas" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:320(para) msgid "" "Click on the chain next to Width and Height entries to unlink dimensions. By " "modifying these dimensions and moving image against canvas, by trial and " "error, you can crop the part of the image you want. Click on the Center " "button and then on the Resize button." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:327(title) msgid "Cropped image" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/canvas-size.xml:336(para) msgid "The Crop tool is easier to use." msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/autocrop.xml:59(None) src/menus/image/crop.xml:87(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/autocrop-1.png'; " "md5=830605c6b6332ff5b4c21d71fde6f442" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/autocrop.xml:72(None) src/menus/image/crop.xml:100(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/autocrop-2.png'; " "md5=bf28a4a165d37f1a40b2058465352dfe" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/autocrop.xml:10(title) msgid "Autocrop Image" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/autocrop.xml:14(secondary) #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:16(secondary) #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:12(secondary) #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:21(secondary) msgid "Crop" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/autocrop.xml:15(tertiary) #: src/menus/image/autocrop.xml:18(primary) msgid "Autocrop" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/autocrop.xml:21(para) msgid "" "The Autocrop Image command removes the borders " "from an image. It searches the active layer for the largest possible border " "area that is all the same color, and then crops this area from the image, as " "if you had used the Crop tool." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/autocrop.xml:29(para) src/menus/image/crop.xml:75(para) msgid "" "Note carefully that this command only uses the active layer of the image to find borders. Other layers are cropped according " "to the same limits as limits in the active layer." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/autocrop.xml:41(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageAutocrop Image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/autocrop.xml:55(title) msgid "Autocrop example" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/autocrop.xml:62(para) src/menus/image/crop.xml:90(para) msgid "" "This image is made of three layers. One with a red square, another with a " "green square; both on a yellow semi-transparent background. The green layer " "is active." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/autocrop.xml:75(para) msgid "" "Autocrop has cropped the green square and made a layer from " "it. The other layers have been cropped to the same size as the green one. " "Only a small part of the red square has been kept." msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/guides-new-percent.xml:60(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/new-guide-percent.png'; " "md5=43b3421e1ad202319fcb74cabc22089b" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new-percent.xml:15(title) msgid "New Guide (by Percent)" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new-percent.xml:19(secondary) msgid "Add by percent" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new-percent.xml:22(para) msgid "" "The New Guide (by Percent) command adds a guide " "to the image. The position of the guide is specified as a percentage of the " "canvas Height and Width." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new-percent.xml:28(para) msgid "" "You can add guides to the image more quickly by simply clicking and dragging " "guides from the image rulers and positioning them where you would like. " "Guides you draw with click-and-drag are not as precisely positioned as those " "you draw with this command, however." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new-percent.xml:38(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageGuidesNew Guide (by Percent)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new-percent.xml:49(title) msgid "New Guide (by Percent) Options" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new-percent.xml:50(para) msgid "" "When you select this menu item, a dialog opens, which allows you to set the " "Direction and Position, by " "percent, of the new guide." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new-percent.xml:56(title) msgid "The New Guide (by Percent) Dialog" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new-percent.xml:78(para) msgid "" "You can also choose the Position of the new guide. The " "coordinate origin is in the upper left corner of the canvas." msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/mode.xml:29(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/mode.png'; md5=2f2c1bffb39f25434111d1566948507d" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/mode.xml:11(title) msgid "Mode" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/mode.xml:14(primary) msgid "Modes (Colors)" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/mode.xml:19(secondary) msgid "Color modes" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/mode.xml:24(title) msgid "The Mode submenu of the Image menu" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/mode.xml:33(para) msgid "" "The Mode submenu contains commands which let you " "change the color mode of the image. There are three modes." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/mode.xml:40(para) msgid "" "You can access this submenu from the image menubar through " "ImageMode." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/mode.xml:50(title) msgid "The Contents of the Mode Submenu" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:44(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/using/crop-orig.png'; md5=907566831ae7973604b7bfd102f8b12b" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:52(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/using/crop-auto.png'; md5=bd48475d6b748c3a5a9d3bba64a61799" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:61(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/using/crop-zealous.png'; " "md5=6fae2f2f2835961cc9653d993b8f16f6" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:12(title) #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:20(primary) msgid "Zealous Crop" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:17(tertiary) msgid "According to color" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:23(para) msgid "" "The Zealous Crop command crops an image using a " "single solid color as a guide. It crops the edges, as with the Autocrop command, but it also crops the areas in " "the middle of the image which have the same color (at least, in principle)." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:31(para) msgid "" "Please note that Zealous Crop crops all of the " "layers, although it only analyzes the active layer. This may lead to a loss " "of information from the other layers." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:41(title) msgid "Zealous Crop Example" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:55(para) msgid "Autocrop applied" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:64(para) msgid "Zealous Crop applied" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/zealous-crop.xml:75(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menu bar through " "ImageZealous Crop." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new-selection.xml:13(title) msgid "New Guides from Selection" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new-selection.xml:17(secondary) msgid "Add from selection" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new-selection.xml:20(para) msgid "" "The New Guides from Selection command adds four " "guide lines, one for each of the upper, lower, left and right edges of the " "current selection. If there is no selection in the current image, no guides " "are drawn." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-new-selection.xml:29(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageGuidesNew Guides from Selection." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:8(title) msgid "Crop Image" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:13(tertiary) msgid "To selection" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:16(primary) src/menus/image/crop.xml:32(para) #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:45(title) msgid "Crop to selection" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:22(tertiary) msgid "To content" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:25(primary) src/menus/image/crop.xml:37(para) #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:65(title) msgid "Crop to content" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:28(para) msgid "You can crop image in two ways: " msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:46(para) msgid "" "The Crop to Selection command crops the image to " "the boundary of the selection by removing any strips at the edges whose " "contents are all completely unselected. Areas which are partially selected " "(for example, by feathering) are not cropped. If the selection has been " "feathered, cropping is performed on the external limit of the feathered " "area. If there is no selection for the image, the menu entry is disabled and " "grayed out." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:56(para) msgid "" "This command crops all of the image layers. To crop the active layer only, " "use the Crop to selection " "command." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:66(para) msgid "" "Before GIMP-2.10, this command was named Autocrop image. The " "Crop to content command removes the borders from " "an image. It searches the active layer for the largest possible border area " "that is all the same color, and then crops this area from the image, as if " "you had used the Crop tool." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:83(title) msgid "Crop to content example" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:103(para) msgid "" "Crop to content has cropped the green square and made a layer " "from it. The other layers have been cropped to the same size as the green " "one. Only a small part of the red square has been kept." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/crop.xml:118(para) msgid "" "You can access this command on the image menu bar through " "ImageCrop to Selection." msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:117(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/assign-1.png'; " "md5=ad7ff26a6e2a99c839875fd548a121ac" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:144(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/assign-2.png'; " "md5=6c17b31a2bd826d32228f13ca8a40cf1" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:159(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/assign-3.png'; " "md5=82bc4e407b3d9d296bc90dc8d1572ff1" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:194(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/assign-4.png'; " "md5=5778e376feb62528fd570a2ebd5f0e70" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:220(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/assign-5.png'; " "md5=0cc8c4393f0c1c7131a4e16b077ddd2e" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:237(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/assign-6.png'; " "md5=034b94732ae1135e3d01aba92483d113" msgstr "" #. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. #. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:250(None) msgid "" "@@image: 'images/menus/image/color-management/assign-before-after.png'; " "md5=a567d4127dca496bc89e581e60f82317" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:23(para) msgid "" "The Assign Color Profile allows you to assign a " "new ICC profile to an image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:30(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menu bar through " "ImageColor ManagementAssign Color Profile." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:41(title) msgid "Use Notes for Assign Color Profile" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:42(para) msgid "" "When importing an image from disk, sometimes you might want to assign a new " "ICC profile to the image:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:48(para) msgid "" "The image might not have an embedded ICC profile, in which case GIMP will " "automatically assign one of GIMP's built-in sRGB profiles:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:55(para) msgid "" "If the image really is an sRGB image, then no further action is required." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:61(para) msgid "" "If the image is not an sRGB image, then use Assign Color " "Profile to assign the correct ICC profile from disk." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:70(para) msgid "" "The image might have an embedded ICC profile, but maybe it's not the right " "profile for the image, or maybe it's just not the profile you want assigned " "to the image. Use Assign Color Profile to assign " "another profile from disk." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:79(para) msgid "" "The image might have an embedded sRGB profile, but you want to assign a GIMP " "built-in sRGB profile in place of the embedded sRGB profile. Or conversely, " "maybe the image is in GIMP's built-in sRGB color space, but you want to " "assign an sRGB profile from disk." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:91(title) msgid "" "An example with screenshots showing how to use Assign Color " "Profile" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:93(para) msgid "" "Let's say you just imported an image file that you know should be in the " "AdobeRGB1998 color space. But for any number of possible reasons the image " "doesn't have an embedded ICC profile." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:99(para) msgid "" "In cases where the image doesn't have an embedded ICC profile, GIMP will " "automatically assign a built-in sRGB profile. So your AdobeRGB1998 image " "won't show correct colors until you assign an AdobeRGB1998-compatible ICC " "profile from disk. The screenshots below show the procedure:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:109(para) msgid "" "Accessing Image/Color Management/Assign Color Profile brings " "up the Assign ICC Color Profile dialog shown " "below:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:130(para) msgid "" "Clicking on the \"+\" icons next to the words Profile details displays the contents of various information tags in the ICC " "profile that you pick to be assigned to the image. Until you've actually " "picked a new profile, the profile in the Assign box " "defaults to a GIMP built-in sRGB profile." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:150(para) msgid "" "Between Assign and Profile details " "is a drop-down box that allows you to pick a new profile. Clicking in the " "drop-down box brings up a list of recently used profiles (if any). At the " "bottom of the list is an option to Select color profile from " "disk...:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:197(para) msgid "" "If the profile you want to select is shown in the list of recently used " "profiles, the profile can be directly selected from the list of recently " "used profiles by clicking on the Open button in the " "lower right corner. However, as the desired profile isn't in the list of " "recently used profile, the next step is to navigate to the profile's " "location on disk." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:208(para) msgid "" "As shown in the screenshot below, the left and center panels of the " "Select Destination Profile dialog allow you to " "navigate to where your ICC profiles are stored on disk, and then pick an " "appropriate ICC color profile (in this example, an AdobeRGB1998-compatible " "profile), and the right panel displays informational tags embedded in the " "selected profile. Click on the Open button to assign " "the selected profile to your image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:226(para) msgid "" "Clicking on the Open button returns you to the " "Assign ICC Color Profile dialog, allowing you a " "chance to either assign the selected profile or else pick a new profile. " "Once you are sure you've picked the right profile, click on the " "Assign button (lower right corner), and the selected " "profile will be assigned to the image:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/assign-color-profile.xml:243(para) msgid "" "And now the image has been assigned an AdobeRGB1998-compatible ICC profile, " "and the colors are correctly displayed:" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-remove.xml:13(title) msgid "Remove all guides" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-remove.xml:17(secondary) msgid "Remove" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-remove.xml:20(para) msgid "" "The Remove all Guides command removes all guides from " "the image. Clicking-and-dragging one or two guides onto a ruler is a quicker " "way to remove them. This command is useful if you have positioned several " "guides." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/guides-remove.xml:29(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageGuidesRemove all guides." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform-guillotine.xml:15(secondary) msgid "Cut off image according to guides" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform-guillotine.xml:21(para) msgid "" "The Slice Using Guides command slices up the " "current image, based on the image's guides. It cuts the image along each " "guide, similar to slicing documents in an office with a guillotine (paper " "cutter) and creates new images out of the pieces. For further information on " "guides, see ." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/transform-guillotine.xml:34(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageCropGuillotine." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/duplicate.xml:12(title) #: src/menus/image/duplicate.xml:15(primary) msgid "Duplicate" msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/duplicate.xml:18(para) msgid "" "The Duplicate command creates a new image which " "is an exact copy of the current one, with all of its layers, channels and " "paths. The GIMP Clipboard and the History are not " "affected." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/duplicate.xml:26(para) msgid "" "Don't mistake a duplicated image for a new view of this image. In a " "ViewNew View, all changes are passed on the original image." msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/duplicate.xml:40(para) msgid "" "You can access this command from the image menubar through " "ImageDuplicate," msgstr "" #: src/menus/image/duplicate.xml:49(para) msgid "" "or by using the keyboard shortcut CtrlD." msgstr "" #. Put one translator per line, in the form of NAME , YEAR1, YEAR2 #: src/menus/image/duplicate.xml:0(None) msgid "translator-credits" msgstr ""