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11.6.  Old Photo

11.6.1.  Overview

Figure 16.221.  Example for the “Old Photo” filter

Example for the Old Photo filter

Original image

Example for the Old Photo filter

Old Photo” applied


This filter makes an image look like an old photo: blurred, with a jagged border, toned with a brown shade, and marked with spots.

11.6.2.  Activate the filter

The filter is found in the image window menu under FiltersDecorOld Photo.

11.6.3.  Options

Figure 16.222.  Old Photo” options

Old Photo options

Defocus

If checked, a Gaussian blur will be applied to the image, making it less clear.

Figure 16.223.  Example for the “Defocus” option

Example for the Defocus option

Defocus enabled

Example for the Defocus option

Defocus disabled


Border size

When you choose a border size > 0, the Fuzzy Border filter will be applied to the image, adding a white, jagged border.

Sepia

If checked, the filter reproduces the effect of aging in old, traditional black-and-white photographs, toned with sepia (shades of brown).[9] To achieve this effect, the filter desaturates the image, reduces brightness and contrast, and modifies the color balance.[10]

Mottle

When you check this option, the image will be marked with spots.

Figure 16.224.  Example for the “Mottle” option

Example for the Mottle option

A plain white image mottled (without Defocus or Sepia)


Work on copy

If checked, the filter creates a new window containing a copy of the image with the filter applied. The original image remains unchanged.



[9] See Wikipedia [WKPD-SEPIA].


 
 
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