Photo Editing With Microsoft Office Picture Manager
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Photo Editing With
Microsoft Office Picture Manager
Cooperative Conversations
April 11, 2007
Nancy Michael
Photo Editing
Step One: Make a Copy
To find Picture Manager
Start/Microsoft Office/Microsoft Office
Tools/Microsoft Office Picture Manager
Everyone has this program
Basic edits only, nothing fancy!
Editing Photos
Brightness and Contrast
Color
Crop
Rotate and Flip
Red Eye Removal
Resize/Compress Pictures
Brightness and Contrast
Can help lighten when you’re too far away for
the flash to reach your subject
Can help darken when you’re too close and the
flash overexposes your subject
Start with AutoBrightness
Brightness – the lightness of the colors
Contrast – the difference between the lightest and
darkest colors
Midtones – the colors in between (what contrast doesn’t
fix)
Brightness and Contrast
Color
Enhance Color button – fixes colors using
white as a benchmark
Amount and Hue – work together to affect
the base color
Saturation – move to the left to make
image black/white, move to right to
intensify colors
Color
Crop
Aspect Ratio – If you’re going to print the
picture, this is very important, it keeps your
image square
Crop handles – use for fine adjustments
Crop
Rotate and Flip
Rotate Left/Right – click for 90º increments
Use “by degree” for smaller changes
Flip Horizontal/Vertical – make a mirror
image
Rotate and Flip
Red Eye Removal
Doesn’t work on animals!
Save other changes before attempting to
make red-eye changes
Red Eye Removal
Resize/Compress
A must for sending pictures over e-mail or for
uploading to websites
3 MB is great for printing, but overkill for looking
at images on a computer screen
Make a copy first, you can’t zoom in after you’ve
resized
Document – 1024 x 768 or 800 x 600
Web – 640 x 480 or 448 x 336
E-mail – 314 x 235 or 160 x 160
Original: 3.14 MB 3000 x 1996
Resized: 309 KB (0.3 MB) 1024 x 681
Resize/Compress
Resize/Compress
Resize/Compress
Editing for Web Banner
Reduce file size first then crop to use large
portion of the image
Crop first, then reduce file size to use
smaller portion of the image
Editing for Web Banner
Other Products
Picasa
http://picasa.google.com/index-new.html
“Effects” tab
“I’m Feeling Lucky” button
Photoshop Express Online
http://www.photoshop.com/express
“Effects” options
Samples to preview for each mode
Picasa “Effects”
Photoshop Express
Other Products
GIMP
http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/stable.html
Very Advanced
High Learning Curve