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Photoscape is a piece of free, photo editing software to use instead of more costly programs such as Photoshop. The program is pretty cool but you may want to install more fonts than what it comes with. In addition to giving negative effect, above mentioned sites provide a wide range of tools to operate on our photos online. And the good thing is that all are free. 1) Convert Image to Negative using TJSHome. Once there, look for the ‘Invert Colors’ option. Choose it and then upload your photo onto the website. RESIZING PHOTOS AND IMAGES IN PHOTOSCAPE. To show you how to resize and image I will use this beautiful picture of a heather area. In it's current state it's 1534x1534 pixels in size. Let's pretend that I need it for a sidebar with a width of 360 pixels. While Blogger often lets you 'shrink the image to fit the sidebar', this doesn't always. PhotoScape is one of the best free photo enhancement software for Windows. It is an easy to use software with an intuitive interface. It is an easy to use software with an intuitive interface. For photo enhancement, you need to open the ‘ Editor’ menu and ‘ Open ‘ the image by browsing it from shown browsing tree.

Photoscape is a fun and easy photo editing software that enables you to fix and enhance photos.
To begin exploring PhotoScape, read about the modules below:

Viewer - The Viewer tool allows you to view pictures from your computer in bigger sizes and change the orientation.

Editor - The Editor tool allows you to alter the appearance of pictures.

Batch Editor - The Batch Editor tool allows you to make similar changes to multiple pictures.

Page - The Page tool allows you to arrange your photos into a digital picture. How the photos are arranged, how many there are and the appearance of the frame can all be edited using this tool.

Combine - The Combine tool allows you to link images together into a larger image. The individual images can be placed vertically, horizontally, or in a checkerboard style: both horizontally and vertically.

Animated Gif - The Animated Gif tool allows you to create an animated gif slideshow of your pictures.

Print - The Print tool allows you to take control of how pictures appear when they are printed.

Splitter - Divide a photo into multiple parts.

Screen Capture - Capture your screenshot and save it.

Color Picker - Grab the pixel under your mouse.

Raw Converter - Convert RAW to jpg.

Rename - Batch rename.

Paper Print - Print lined paper, graph paper, music sheet, calendars, and more.

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The splitter function of PhotoScape allows you to divide a photo into multiple images.

To Add Images to the Splitter Queue

1. Click the Add button from the Splitter Window.
2. Select the picture that you wish to split from the browser
3. Click OK.

To Split Photos into Separate Images

1. Select the photo from the queue. The image will appear in the Splitter Window.
2. Click Split after Col, Row or Height, Width settings are satisfactory.
3. After selecting to save to a folder placed at the original image location or save to a designated folder, click Split.
Note: The settings in the Col, Row tab specifies the number of separated image portions to make from the image file (done by splitting the image vertically and horizontally). The Cell Size (px) box details the pixel size of each image portion. The settings in the Width, Height tab specifies the amount of pixels for each separated image portion. The Cols x Rows box details a 2-D dimension of the separated image portions.

The screen capture function of PhotoScape allows you to take a digital picture of your computer screen. Depending on what function you use, you can capture all or part of your screen and alter the image by using the Edit tool in PhotoScape.

Capturing Full Screen Images

1. Click the Capture Full Screen button from the Screen Capture Window.
Note: Capture Full Screen will not include the PhotoScape interface window or the Screen Capture Window in the image.

Capturing a Window

1. Click the Capture Window button on the Screen Capture Window.
The PhotoScape interface and the Screen Capture Window will disappear.
2. Move your mouse around the screen to highlight the desired window.
The highlighted selection will be encompassed by a dark rectangle.
3. When the desired window is outlined, click on it.
Note: Different program windows behave differently with PhotoScape, the area you want to highlight may not be available. If the area is not available, you should consider using the Capture Region tool.

Capturing Region

1. Click the Capture Region button on the Screen Capture Window.
The PhotoScape interface and the Screen Capture Window will disappear.
2. Click once anywhere on the screen to designate the upper left-hand corner of the area you want to capture. Click again to designate the lower right-hand corner of the area you want to capture.
Note: Different programs behave differently with PhotoScape; some of them may not allow you to use this tool. If the program you are using is incompatible, consider using the Capture Full Screen or the Capture Window tool and using the crop tool to edit out the unwanted areas.

Recapturing Your Last Image

1. Click the Repeat Last Capture button on the Screen Capture Window.
Note: This tool captures the current status of a specified area of your screen. If the image in that place has changed since your last capture, your image will too.
Note: Screen Captures will be automatically sent to the PhotoScape Editor tool. You can redirect this transfer to your computer¡¯s clipboard by clicking the Copy to Clipboard function in the Screen Capture Window. This function will copy your screen capture as if you had copied it using right-click and copy. To retrieve an image after it has been copied to the clipboard, right-click in a desired document and then select paste.
Note: The Cartesian coordinates and size (in pixels) of your last capture can be found in the Coordinate and Size box in the Screen Capture Window respectively.
The Color Picker function of PhotoScape allows you to duplicate the exact color properties from anything on-screen.

Grabbing a Color from Your Screen

1. With Color Picker open, click and drag the Eyedropper icon to the desired area of your screen.

2. From the Color Picker window, click on the desired color within the zoomed in area. The color information will be sent to the Current Color section of the Color Picker window.

Copying Captured Color Information to Clipboard

1. From the Picked Color History section of the Color Pickertool, click on the clipboard icon to save the color information to the clipboard.
Note: You cannot save more than three colors to Picked Color History at a time.

The RAW converter function of PhotoScape allows you to process a RAW photo (.CR2, .CRW, .NEF, .NRW are the most common format of these) taken by a DSLR camera into a JPG file.

To Add a RAW file to the RAW Converter Queue

1. Click on Add. You may select more than one file at a time.

To Remove a RAW file from RAW Converter Queue

1. Select the file you wish to remove.
2. Click on Delete.
Note: The Delete All button will remove all files in queue.

To Adjust RAW Conversion Options

1. Select one of the options from the Conversion Options section.

Half Size (Faster) - Resizes output image size by half
Auto White Balance - Automatically adjusts the color temperature of the photo
Camera White Balance, if possible - Adjusts the color temperature of the photo based on your camera's white balance features

Before white balance adjustment

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After white balance adjustment

Previewing Images

To Preview a Photo with Conversion Options Applied
1. Select file from RAW Converter Queue.
2. Click on the Preview button.
The rename function of PhotoScape allows you to edit the filename of your images individually or as a batch.

To Add images to Your Queue

1. Click the Add button from the Rename Window. This will open a desktop explorer window.
2. Choose the images on your system you would like to rename and press OK.
Note: You can also drag and drop files into the index window instead of browsing through the explorer.

To Rename Images

1. In the File Naming window, choose different naming presets from the dropdown menu(s).
2. Click the Convert button.
Note: Rename will overwrite the filename of the original image file.
Note: When using date or time presets, Y stands for year, M stands for month, D stands for day, H stands for hour, M stands for minute, and S stands for seconds. The following are explanations of the date presets:

To Undo Renaming Your File

1. Click the Rollback button.
Note: This will only work right after converting your image file. If you add more images to be converted, you will not be able to undo a file rename.

Film Effect

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Makes photo appear to be taken on different kinds of film

Cinema	Cross process	Velvia
Provia	Portra	Agfa

Vignetting

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Adds different gradients of darkness around the edges of the photo

Original

Antique Photo

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Gives the appearance of an older photograph

Original

Region (Out of Focus)

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Focuses on a specific area in the photo

Original	Blur	Sharpen	Sepia
Grayscale	Negative	Black	White
Brighten	Deepen	Darken	Noise
Jitter	Crystallize	Edge	Embossing
Impressionistic	Pastel	Pencil

Linear Gradient

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Applies a gradient to from one of the edges to the center of the photo

Top

Left

Right

Bottom

Graduated Tint

Darkens the upper portion of the photo
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Fake Tilt-Shift

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Gives aerial photos the appearance of miniature models
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Lens Flare

Makes a halo or glow around bright objects, causes a general fogging of the film, and overall decreases the contrast of the image
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Fade Style

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Adds a color semi-transparent color tint to your photo
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Blur

Blurs the photo
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Texture

Adds a semi-transparent texture to your photo

Noise

Adds visual static to your photo
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Jitter

Distorts the arrangement of the pixels
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Crystallize

Recolors groups of pixels in an area
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Edge

Eliminates all colors excepts for outlines and edges
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Emboss

Creates your picture appearance of a 3-D image
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Cellophane

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Creates an offset, semitransparent layer of blue and green on top of the red layer of the original picture
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Newsprint

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Gives a newspaper style texture to the picture
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Pictorialization

Provides several options for giving your photo a “handmade” appearance

Original	Colored Pencil Play Video	Watercolor Pencil Play Video	Impressionistic
Pastel Play Video	Pen	Water Painting	Oil painting
Pencil	Cartoon	Color Engraving	Mono. Engraving

Distorts

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Provides several options for warping your photo

Original	Perspective	Window	Illusion
Fisheye	Motion Blur	Zoom Blur	Radial Blur
Wave	Swirl

Glasstile

Gives photo the appearance of being places under tiled glass
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Make a box

Creates a box out of the photo