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[โ€“] KneeTitts@lemmy.world 3 points 1 day ago (1 children)

Seems like a long tiem to wait for non-destructive drop shadows.. most other art applications including Krita have had that for a very long time

[โ€“] Majestic@lemmy.ml 2 points 23 hours ago

Yeah GIMP is more than a decade behind Photoshop and a lot of other software in many respects.

It's frustrating. Basic things like content-aware fill for small spaces, not even AI generating huge things for large missing pieces but removing some text over a person's cheek or plaid shirt, something in total 100x100 pixels big or so. Just doesn't exist. You can clone stuff but it's not aware of things like the gradient of a shadow that it should match or a highlight or other basic things so you're left doing extensive work using layers and then cleaning it up to be visually acceptable using multiple tools over 10 minutes of time whereas Photoshop does it with one tool in an instant.