When it comes to film, my brother works in a mini lab so he develops them and brings them back on either a cd or a usb stick. Originally posted at 6:15AM, 23 July 2010 PST For sepia-toned photos, I use Photo Filter settings under Image>Adjustments of 25, 50 and 25, respectively, so that more of a rusty colour shows up.Įdit 2 - If anybody is interested in seeing HDR and Orton effects I've done to some of my photos using Photoshop, feel free to do so, please and thank you. I prefer sepia that is more like a rusty colour). My laptop has a card reader on the side that I just install the memory card of my camera into before using the Import of Windows Live Photos Gallery that comes with Windows 7 (and also Vista for computers after Windows XP and before Windows 7).Įdit - I also use Photoshop CS2 9.0 to create black-and-white and sepia-toned photos from originals taken in colour (the sepia function of my point-and-shoot doesn't work that great only shows up as different tones of tans and browns. Olympus Camedia Master 4.2 is what gets used to copy photos from my camera to my desktop. I also use Microsoft's Picture It! Express 7.0.1 for changing the resolution of photos from the default 72 pixels per inch to 300 pixels per inch for faster uploads and to make the files on my computer smaller so that I can fit several photos onto DVD+R discs for backups so that I don't lose anything if something goes wrong later on.

What do you use for software for editing your photos taken with you Olympus camera, film or digital?įor me, most of my editing is with Adobe Photoshop CS2 9.0.

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