
FIL (Film Imitation Lab) is a powerful script for old photo simulation. FIL has a modular architecture.
Current version: v1.6.0 (August 2010).
Features:
This plug-in changes color balance to imitate images taken with Manual / Classic lenses but without any effect of degradation similar to images made with toy lenses.
This batch script includes multi-exposed single camera raw file enfusion.
* Note: Batch files where made for Windows, they need to be altered to be used in Linux or elsewhere.
Copy the .scm file to:
C:\Users\[USER]\.gimp-2.6\scripts
or
c:\Documents and Settings\[user]\.gimp-2.6\scripts
See Readme file
The simplest "scriptfu_gimp.bat" will batch process all *.tif files in the folder of the batch files. read more »
This is a simple python script, which creates spirograph type curves. There are endless varieties which can be generated. There is a page on my site with some documentation:
A simple script to make the edges of a selection or layer glow with the selected colour. The script will act on the active selection first, and if it cannot find that, the alpha channel of the current layer. All changes are made to a separate layer so you can duplicate, mask and move them around to your heart's content.

All my scripts can be found at http://se2014.com/~wmorris/projects.php
Draw guides is a simple script which draws guides using current pencil on the current layer. Useful if you want to see guides when you print the image.
Resize-match-dpi is a GIMP Script-Fu script to resize or scale an image along with scaling the DPI. If we scan a 4.75″ x 4.70″ image at 300 DPI with a pixel resolution of 1425 x 1409 and we want to scale it down to 1280×1266, most programs will rescale the image but not touch the DPI. This means when the image is viewed or printed it will appear too small (4.27″ x 4.22″). This script scales the DPI to match the new pixel resolution so it will still appear as 4.75″ x 4.70″. Comments are greatly appreciated. read more »
The Stit-ch-art is a script-fu extension for the GIMP. Stit-ch-art creates a cross-stitching chart based on a given image. It applies the modified Madeira palette with 256 colors on the copy of the image, and then scans it pixel by pixel for color codes while generating black and white chart ready for printing (includes color legend from Madeira).
The attached zip-file contains the script stitchart.scm, readme.txt, and 2 palettes: madeira.gpl and madeira256.gpl.
Descreen is a script that does descreening using the FFT Fourier plugin ( http://registry.gimp.org/node/19596 )
This script takes two animations, using layers as frames, and merges them together with the blend mode and offsets specified. You can choose to make the animation length be the LCM of the two animation lengths, or the minimum length.
This is a simple script that switches the left and right halves of the loaded single layer image. I wrote this because I have a 3D lens and by switching the two halves of the image, the image become a cross-view 3D image. It makes the process quick and easy. Maybe someone else can benefit from it.
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