The Process
May 17th, 2007I scanned the picture with 96 dpi (dot per inch) and I edited it with Photoshop. Here’s what I did: I went to “Edit Image” tab and selected “Levels”. Something would appear where you could adjust the lighting of your image. You would then see a dark-colored graphic with an adjustment tool below it. Drag the two arrows toward the graph. As simple as that, you will turn your old photo into a new one. Lastly, I printed it with my HP Photosmart printer.
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After I edited our picture, I bought a picture frame with black edges and white background. I chose black and white to make the photo more formal and because it is apt for our white wall. I gave the finished gift to my mom when she was cooking our dinner. I didn’t greet her nor talked to her the whole day because I was planning to surprise her with a gift. My plan was successful because she was touched by what I did and she almost cried when she saw our picture. Thanks to photoshop, I was able to to make my mom happy.
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