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  1. 29th Feb 2008 22:36 #1
    bryankendall
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    Hello.

    Is there a way to convert a color or a black & white image (or photo) in *.jpeg or *.bpm to sepia tone. This is the orangey - grey tone of the early photographs around the turn of the century - 1800s.

    Is there a free software to do this?

    Thanks alot.

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  2. 29th Feb 2008 22:53 #2
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    GIMP (freeware) has such a script, though I have never personally tried it. You can find it on the menu under Filters-->Decor-->Old Photo.
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    Is there a free software to do this?
    AviSynth's ColorYUV and MergeChroma commands can do it as well, if you already know some AviSynth.
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    Paint.NET has a Sepia filter and it is free.......
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    Pretty much any graphics program can do this. Simply drop the saturation to zero, then alter the hue to suit.
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    In addition, IrfanView (an image viewer, but you can process/change/alter images with it) also has the feature in its Effects. Other image viewers might, too. Or, you can also find a number of free Photoshop filters to create the effect.
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    DO a google search for Picasa. It's a free and safe download. It is very easy to use and will enable you to do wonders with your images
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