The document introduces the free image editing software PhotoFiltre. It provides instructions on downloading and installing PhotoFiltre, describes the basic interface and tools. It then focuses on how to perform common image editing tasks like resizing photos within PhotoFiltre. The document demonstrates resizing a photo and embedding it into a blog post. It encourages the reader to practice editing their own image, and sharing the process on their blog.

1. ELFADA project
Micky Lina Zampichelli

2.  Introduction to PhotoFiltre
 Download and install PhotoFiltre
 Menus and Toolbars
 How to resize a picture
 Use PhotoFiltre to edit one of your own photos
 Post about the process on your blog, with your
edited image.

3.  Have you ever edited pictures?
 If yes, what program have you used?

4. crop
resize
filter
brightness
contrast
add text
greyscale
frame

5.  PhotoFiltre is a free image editor.
 Installation is simple and quick.
 It is easy to use.
 Menus and toolbars give you easy access to many
functions.

6.  Go to website
http://photofiltre.en.softonic.com/

7.  Another window opens.
 Click on Free Download.
 Follow instructions.

8.  This is what you see when
you open the program.
 You will have an open
desktop on which to
begin.
 Click on new.
 The icons along the top
and side make features
easily accessible.

9.  The icons along the top and side make features easily
accessible.
 Hover your mouse over the menus/main tabs. A list of
commands will appear.

10.  Use your mouse to hover over the icon. The
description of the tool will be displayed.
Top bar
Bottom bar

11. Sidebar

12.  Open the image you want to
resize using File – Open or
click on the Open icon on
the toolbar
 and look for it in the
directory where you have
saved the picture.

14.  Resizing an image is one of the most common
procedures we do with pictures.
 Typically a photo will be 1-2 or even 3Mb. Sending
several of these in an email would be too big for
the receiver to download.
 And a picture this size is not suitable for a
webpage/blog as it would take some time for the
webpage to load.

15.  Go to Image menu – Image size.
 The dialogue box gives you the
original size in pixels.
 Make sure Preserve aspect ratio is
ticked, so when you reduce the
size the picture will not deform.

16.  Enter a value in width, for example 400, and see
how the other values change automatically.
 Click OK. See how its size has decreased.

17.  Look at the picture and decide if you are satisfied
with the size.
 You can undo unwanted change - use the undo
arrow or go to Edit menu.
 Save the image.
Once you have resized your picture, use the Save
As to save the new file rather than using Save,
which will overwrite your original file.
You can save as type ‘png’ or ‘jpeg’

18.  Write your post and click on where you would like
your image to appear.
 Click on Upload/Insert - Add Media .
 Browse for the
image you want to
add to your post.
 Upload image
 The image is now stored in Gallery.

19.  Choose the Alignment and Size you want.
 Insert into post.

20.  Save Draft and Preview.
 To make changes click on the image.
 Two icons appear.
 Click on Edit Image to reduce the size of the image
or to change alignment.

22.  Use PhotoFiltre to resize one of your own photos,
or find a photo on the internet. (Remember
copyright and Creative Commons)
 Post about the process on your blog, with your
edited image.

23.  Choose another editing option/function
 Find a suitable image to edit
 Edit your image
 Post a blog about your editing process and a
before and after image.
 Remember to resize images before embedding into
your blog.

24. Original
Simple frame Slide frame
Cropped
Puzzle
Black & white

26. A. Very good and interesting
B. I learnt something new
C. It was ok
D. Not very good
E. Boring and uninteresting