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Blur Backgrounds in GIMP 2.10 - Shallow Depth of Field Effect
18-11-2019
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Blur Backgrounds in GIMP 2.10 - In this video tutorial I will show you how to create a Shallow Depth of Field Effect using GIMP 2.10.
In this video, we will use the foreground selection tool and the Gaussian blur effect.
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