Computer Science, asked by umapadagoraii7415, 1 month ago

brightness control tool is used for what purpose in GIMP​

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Answered by komalkuver2590
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The brightness control tool is used to enhance the image in GIMP. This feature makes the dull images to look bright. The size of image can be reduced using the scaling method. Scaling down is the process of reducing the size of the image.

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