Sharing Photos; E-Mailing Photos - Novell LINUX ENTERPRISE DESKTOP 10 SP1 - GNOME 23-05-2007 Manual

Function
Soft Focus
Straighten
4 (Optional) If you want to edit another photo, use the arrow keys at the bottom right to switch to
a new photo.
5 To exit the edit mode, click Browse on the toolbar.
TIP: Professional image editing can also be done with The GIMP. For more information, see
Chapter 14, "Manipulating Graphics with The GIMP," on page

15.8 Sharing Photos

You can use either of the following methods to share your photos using F-Spot. Both methods share
only the photos you have selected when you run them.
E-mailing Photos (page 225)
Printing Photos (page 226)

15.8.1 E-mailing Photos

You can e-mail your photos directly from F-Spot, sending them as-is (original size) or resizing them.
1 Select the photos you want to e-mail.
2 Click File > Send Mail.
Description
Sharpening one region of a picture while blurring all the rest is a
way to emphasize a particular area and grab attention. The soft
focus effect is a way to emulate a lens that allows shooting with
a short distance in front of and beyond the subject that appears
to be in focus.
Choose the central point of the area you want to be in focus,
then click the Soft Focus icon beneath the photo. Adjust the
amount of blurring, then click Apply.
The Straighten effect helps you level a photo and is useful when
editing landscapes taken without a tripod (when the imaginary
line of horizon is not at 0°). This tool rotates a photo by a
specified angle and automagically crops the resulted image so
that you always see a perfect rectangle.
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Managing Your Digital Image Collection 225