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Printing old photos
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I have scanned an old sepia photo into my computer with a view to producing some copies.
I have the "my pictures" facility on Micronet Internet Explorer and I also have Picasa 2.
Is there anyway that I can reproduce this picture in sepia shades rather than a lovely shade of green?
Any help would be gratefully received.
I have the "my pictures" facility on Micronet Internet Explorer and I also have Picasa 2.
Is there anyway that I can reproduce this picture in sepia shades rather than a lovely shade of green?
Any help would be gratefully received.
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There is a free program called the Gimp that a lot of AB users seem to like. If you Google 'Gimp Sepia' you get lots of help - especially this one:-
http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/Sepia_Toning/
http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/Sepia_Toning/
Gimp is an excellent free image editor, pretty much on a par with photoshop but for free.
However the tutorial wideboy suggested is for gimp1 and the current version is 2 which is very diferent so you will find things are not where they say they are in the tutorial.
it's still worth getting though and having a play about with.
However the tutorial wideboy suggested is for gimp1 and the current version is 2 which is very diferent so you will find things are not where they say they are in the tutorial.
it's still worth getting though and having a play about with.
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