Aren't they're used for slightly different things though? GIMP for image manipulation and Krita for digital drawing?
(Krita is pretty awesome though, it's up there with Blender for me)
(Krita is pretty awesome though, it's up there with Blender for me)
GIMP also has an excellent print interface. Krita doesn't have one at all.
Krita has them both destructively, and non-destructively as transform layers. What is it you're missing?
Adjust levels in photos.
They are all available as non-destructive filter layers, by the way, and Krita users had access to this way before GIMP 3.0 was released with non-destructive filters.
[1] https://docs.krita.org/en/reference_manual/filters/adjust.ht...
Honestly, I did not know that these existed in Krita (when I used Krita, I did not find them).
However, I still stubbornly maintain that I answered the question sufficiently, which used the qualifier "with a better UI".
Taking a leaf out of my wife's book "Even when I'm wrong, I'm right!* :-)
(Yeah yeah, I know I was wrong)