Downlaod GMIC for GIMP 2.10
GMIC helps you to process digital images.
The plugin provides several user interfaces to convert / change / filter and visualize generic image datasets, ranging from 1D scalar signals to 3D+t sequences of multi-spectral volumetric images, hence including 2D colour images.
EKD is build for post-production processing for videos and images.
Flowblade is a multitrack non-linear video editor. Photoflow is a fully non-destructive photo retouching program.
Veejay, a visual instrument and real time video sampler.
GMIC is 100% free for download of
GIMP 2.10 Download and install GMIC free with the Photoshop GIMP Extensions Installer.
You can install GMIC via PGEI Pro like "Beautify" in the video:
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📁 Installation
How to install GMIC? It is possible to install the extension with the Photoshop GIMP Extensions Installer for free. PGEI downloads and installs the extension at once. The Photoshop GIMP Extensions Installer installs this extension quickly and easily for you.
1. Download the "Photoshop GIMP Extensions Installer"
2. Choose a version of your suite and select the plugin
3. Click on "Install GMIC"
4. Restart GIMP 2.10
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Latest extensions
Typ: MultimediaApplication,
Version: 1.0,
Interaction: 14302,
Size: 103232,
Offer: Extension Free: 0 EUR,
OS: Windows, Max, Linux