Okay, I'm gonna show you how to change eye colors on a picture in photofiltre.

I'm going to use this picture.

1.) Open the picture you plan on using, then click your ellipse tool, which looks like this:

2.) Next click and drag over the eye you plan on changing the color of until it fits on the eye perfectly, like this:

3.) Then, Click on the Hue Variation button located at the top. It looks like this:

4.) Choose any color and hit okay. I'm choosing pink.

5.) And if you did it right, it should look like this:

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STEP I: Open the B&W photo you wish to color on your PhotoFiltre program. Then go to the top toolbar, and click on 'Layer' >> 'New'.

A pop-up box will appear, simply click on the 'OK' button.

STEP II: On your right hand side go to your 'Color Palette'.

Click on the large top square. (For me it is the black square). This will make a wider array of colors to appear within the palette.

Pick a color of which resembles a natural looking skin color. Don't worry if there is no exact one, get the closest that you can. Then click on the 'OK' button. STEP III: Once you have the color you wish to use, go to the 'Paint Brush' Tool.

And choose a 'Paint Brush' Tool style that you are comfortable working with.

Make sure the 'Pressure' option is down to the lowest possible scale.

STEP IV: Back on your image, make sure that your blank layer is chosen. You will know if it is chosen, if the small icon representation of it is surrounded by an orange border.

With the 'Paint Brush' Tool, now begin coloring the areas of which you want to be skin colored. For me it would be the portion's of the body, face, etc.

At this point don't worry if the color looks to intense or funny. And if you have excess color outside the body, don't fret. We will take care of this soon. STEP V: Go to the 'Eraser' Tool, and choose a style and size that you feel comfortable with. **Don't forget to bring the pressure of the 'Eraser' Tool up to the fullest scale.

Now go to your image, and begin erasing the excess portions of color.

STEP VI: Go to the toolbar on your right hand side, and click on the 'Layer Manager Tool'.

Still on your right-hand side, take the 'Blend Mode' option down to 'Color', but make sure you have your blank layer (where you've added color to) selected.

Doing this will make the colored layer, look slightly more natural. STEP VII: Once again go to the top toolbar, and click on 'Layer' >> 'New'.

A pop-up box will appear, simply click on the 'OK' button.

STEP I: Open your image on your Photofiltre program. Then go to the top navigation, and click on 'Layer' >> 'Color'.

STEP II: A pop-up box will appear prompting you to make a colored layer. Here you will choose the color BLACK, and have it at an opacity of 50%. Then click on the 'OK' button.

STEP III: On your right-hand side select the 'Layer Manager Tool'.

On the Layer properties, take the 'Blend Mode' menu down to 'Overlay'.

STEP I: Open your photo with your PhotoFiltre program. (If it is a colored photo, make it into Black and White. If it is already B&W leave it as is). Now go to your 'Background' layer. (The small icon representation of your image, on the left-hand side) and right click over it. Take the drop-down menu to 'Duplicate'.

This will make a copy of your layer.

STEP II: Make sure you 'duplicate layer' is selected (You will know if it is selected if the small icon representation of it is surrounded by an orange border). Now go to the top toolbar, and click on the 'Sepia' Tool.

Doing this will turn your top layer to a yellow sort of tinted color.

STEP III: Now right click over your 'Sepia Colored Layer' and take the drop-down menu to 'Options'.

A pop-up box will appear. Within it set the 'Opacity' to 75%, then click on the 'OK' button.

STEP IV: Now go to the top navigation toolbar, and click on 'Filter' >> 'Texture' >> 'Grained Paper', and you're done.

STEP I: Open your image with your PhotoFiltre program. Once the image is open, go to the left-hand side, to where there is a small icon representation of your image, and right click. A drop-down menu will appear, take that down to 'Duplicate'.

This will make a duplicate copy of your original image.

STEP II: Now go to the toolbar on your right-hand side, and click on the 'Layer Manager Tool'.

At the bottom of the toolbar, you'll notice a few controls for 'Layer 1'. Go to the 'Blend Mode' option, and take the drop down menu to 'Multiply'.

STEP III: Go back to your image, and making sure your 'Layer 1' is still selected (You'll know if it is selected, if the small icon representation of it is highlighted with an orange border), then right click over the image and take the drop down menu to 'Options'.

This will open a pop-up box. Within it, change the 'Opacity' level to anywhere between 50% - 75% (depending what works with your image). Then click on the 'OK' button.

STEP IV: Now go to the top toolbar, and click on the 'Gamma Correct (-)' button 2 - 4 times (depending what works with your image).

Back on the top toolbar, now click on the 'Contrast (+)' button 2 - 4 times (depending what works with your image).

Once again on the top toolbar, click on the 'Sharpen' button once. And you're done.

STEP I: Open your image with your PhotoFiltre program. Then right-click over the 'Background' layer, taking the drop-down menu to 'Duplicate'

STEP II: On the right-hand side toolbar, take the 'Blend Mode' drop-down menu to 'Overlay'. Change the 'Opacity' from the default [100] to [12].

Now, right click over 'Layer 1' and 'Merge with Previous Layer'.

STEP III: Right-click over the 'Background' layer, taking the drop-down menu to 'Duplicate'

STEP IV: Go to the top toolbar and click on the 'Hue Variation Tool'.

A pop-up window will appear. On it, choose a blue color, and select the 'Method 2 / Hue' option. Then click on the 'OK' button.

STEP V: On the right-hand side toolbar, take the 'Blend Mode' drop down menu to 'Multiply' and change the 'Opacity' from the default [100] to [75].

Today I'm going to show you how to do a double border using Photofiltre. This tutorial was requested. →Example here. What you will need: Photofiltre → Free, safe download here. 1. Start with your image opened in Photofiltre. 2. Take a look at your toolbar. Click "filter" 3. Filter > Frame > Simple Frame. 4. A box will pop up. change your settings to this: (made the width 4, make the color white and the opacity 100%) 5. Click OK. Your image should now look like this, having a white border around it: 6. Repeat step 3. Filter > Frame > Simple frame. 7. Now, when that box pops up, put your settings to this: (Width to 2, color black, opacity 100%) 8. Click OK. 9. Now you're done. File> Save as. Call it whatever you want. Save your image as .PNG for best quality. Finished product: