>From the old-photo script:
(if (= inSepia TRUE)
(begin (gimp-desaturate theLayer)
(gimp-brightness-contrast theLayer -20 -40)
(gimp-color-balance theLayer 0 TRUE 30 0 -30)
)
()
Or, in plain text: Start by desaturating the layer.
Adjust the brightness and contrast (Image->Colors->Brightness-Contrast) to -20
and -40.
And then sepiaize it by Image->Colors->Color-Balance, setting the color levels
(the top three entry boxes) to 30, 0, and -30. In other words, increase the
red, leave the green alone, and decrease the blue (or increase the yellow,
depending on how you want to look at it.) This actually does a nice job.
HTH,
--
--Jeff
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