Obliviate!! Make car disappear please

[Tony Freeman]

Yes, I am glad...and he was the only one of my parental and grandparental generations who did. All the uncles, aunts and cousins stayed

Thank you very much for your cleanups, especially obliviating the washing although I thought it was rather charming. And typical of the back lanes, although it was just the 1970s model car that didn't fit

Tony, how do you change to greyscale? Can it be done in Microsoft Picture Manager?

Thanks again,
China

I do not use this program but looking online at the manual, it seems straightforward.
See attached instruction for changing a colour image to black/white.

The free program "Photoscape" is a very versatile program and well worth having a look at 
~ one click change from colour to greyscale.
~ one click change from greyscale to sepia.
~ many more adjustments easily done.

[chinakay]

Okay, that's what I've been doing in Microsoft...it's a slider under Color, Saturation. Works well for yellowed photos etc when you want them to all look the same for a scrapbook page.

Thanks Tony.

Cheers,
C

[Druid56]

Well impressed you guys are better than David Copperfield !!

[majm]

I could be out of turn here, sorry... (err tis not my photo)

but any chance that the washing can be obliviated ....

        

Could not remove it ... too hard.
But here is another photo taken on Tuesday   

             I like Sylvia's better, cause it was Wednesday when I discovered it 

abracadabra

[Liverpool_Bob]

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[chinakay]

That's very nice Bob, it looks washed as well as cleaned Thank you

Cheers,
China