How to Edit Your Photos on Windows Vista

Method 1 of 3:

In Windows Photo Gallery, click the photo you want to edit to select it, and then click the fix button.
Click Auto Adjust if you want to computer adjust the brightness, contrast, and color.
Click Adjust Color, and use the sliders to change the Color Temperature(The percentages of red and blue), the Tint(The shadings of colors), and/or the Saturation (intensity of the colors).
If you don't like one of the changes, click the undo button. To undo a series of changes, click the down arrow next to the undo button, and choose from the series of items you can undo.
To edit another photo, use the Next or Previous button to display additional photos!

Method 2 of 3:

Click Crop Picture to specify which part of the photo you want to keep while the remaining parts are discarded.
Click Proportion, and select the finished size you want to photo.
Use the mouse to drag the frame to include what you want to keep. If the frame is oriented incorrectly, click Rotate Frame.
When the photo is cropped exactly the way you want, click OK.

Method 3 of 3:

In a photo, in which someone has those lovely red eyes caused by the camera flash, use the Zoom Control to enlarge and clearly pinpoint the red eyes, and click Fix Red Eye.
Drag a Rectangle over the red part of the eye. Repeat on any other red eyes.
Click Back To Gallery to return to the Photo Gallery.

Often, on closer inspection, the photo that looked so perfect in the camera seems to have flaws: The lighting or the color is slightly off, the subject isn't framed quite right, or the photo is over- or under-exposed. You can adjust these...