How do I get pictures off the internet and make it look like I took them with a camera?

Question

Okay before you ask, no I don't want to takepictures of scenery or something like that and say that I took it. I want to make a little collage thing with pictures of me and my friends. I would take pictures of them with a regular camera but they have really good ones on facebook. And some of them don't even live in the same state as me. I just want to save the picture to my computer and print them out so that they look like a took them with a regular camera (because I don't want to put peices of regular paper with the pictures of them on my wall). Or maybe I can save the pictures and pt them on a falshdrive and take them to Walmart and they'll make them look like I took them from my camera? Help Please!

Answer 1

Right click on the photos and select "Save Picture As..." Then print them out onto the photo paper type (I forgot what it's called but you can buy some for pretty cheap)

Answer 2

It is possible to download photos from facebook or any website . . . but



First you need to know that pictures on facebook will be low resolution, so printing them wont look so good. All pictures uploaded on facebook are low resolution, they are not suitable for printing. To print good photos, you need the high resolution original images.



Secondly, any reputable photo processing store will refuse to print the images if they don't actually belong to you (if you are not the photographer). Since doing so would break the copyright laws - doing so could result in them (and you) being sued.

Answer 3

You do this by trial and error, the same way you learned how to operate a computer and how to answer and ask questions on Yahoo.



One thing you have to be aware of, is that pictures can look dull when they are printed out, when compared to seen on a monitor screen. That is because the monitor projects colored light, while a printout reflects colored light. It takes a lot of practice and work to learn how to make a printout look as good as a screen display, and some images just can't be made to look good on a printout.



So all I can tell you is to learn the hard way, which can be expensive if you print out a lot of pictures, because printer ink is expensive. You might look for a class at a local school or college about photography; this does not have to be a course for credits; it can be an evening class or a continuing education class where you are learning for the fun of it, not because you have to.

Answer 4

So you want us to help you violate a photographers copyright and moral rights?

Not gonna happen ... go play in traffic.

Answer 5

I hope you realize how pathetic and immature you sound. This is not legal or ethical.

Answer 6

You are stealing other people's work in order to impress your friends.

Answer 7

photoshop add noise

Answer 8

don't lie.