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	Sepia Tone Effect

Convert your color image to black and white or sepia tone

These special effects can improve the look of a subject and add interest to your picture.

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Photo converted to Black and White

convert colored photos to black and white

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Sepia toning was common in the 1880s; it is method of changing the color of black-and-white photographs to blue, brown or silver. Sepia was produced by adding a pigment, called sepia, made from the Sepia officials cuttlefish found in the English Channel to the positive print of a photograph. Your new photos can be given a new look by giving them the sepia effect.

Sepia conversion

sepia conversion, convert colored photos to black and white photos

Although ancient photographs are generally identifiable by their rich sepia tones and over-extended contrasts, these effects were not caused by aging. In fact, ironically, well-preserved daguerreotypes of the late 1800s are probably more true to their original appearance than an equally well-preserved Kodak Brownie-box snapshot of the 1930s. If you have a modern photo that you'd like to cast in a 19th century motif, "Retouch Experts" can help you not only to simulate the daguerreotype tones of that period, but also to give your photo just the right amount of distress.

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Sepia Tone Effect

Convert your color image to black and white or sepia tone