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  1. title Sepia Photos

It is possible to make modern digital photos look old-fashioned by applying a sepia effect.

See Wikipedia for more information on sepia photos.

Using the GIMP Image Editor

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The GIMP provides a filter especially for making images look old. Alternatively, you can add a sepia effect manually.

Use the Old Photo filter

    • Open a photo in the GIMP Image Editor
    • Press Script-Fu -> Decor -> Old Photo...
    • Ensure that Sepia is ticked and press OK to apply the effect (see screenshot)
    • If the resulting image appears too light, increase the contrast:
      • Press Tools -> Color Tools -> Brightness-Contrast...
      • Ensure that Preview is ticked
      • Move the Contrast slider to the right to increase the contrast
      • Press OK when you are happy with your changes

Manually add a sepia colour effect

    • Open a photo in the GIMP Image Editor
    • Press Tools -> Color Tools -> Hue-Saturation...
    • Under Select Primary Color to Modify, ensure that Master is selected
    • Move the Saturation slider as far to the left as possible and press OK. This will make the photo black and white
    • Press Tools -> Color Tools -> Color Balance...
    • Under Modify Selected Range's Color Levels:
      • Move the first slider towards Red (about 45)
      • Move the third slider towards Yellow (about -45)
    • Once you are happy with the way the photo looks, press OK

Using F-Spot Photo Manager

F-Spot is able to convert photos to sepia, although you will probably get better results if you use the GIMP Image Editor.

  • Open F-Spot Photo Manager and find a photo
  • Double-click the photo
  • Press Convert the photo to sepia tones (see below)

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