How to Make a Photo Copy From a JPEG File
For those who may be new to using computers, the process of how to open and use graphic image files can be confusing, and even intimidating. The JPEG file (an acronym for Joint Photographic Experts Group) is the most common image file type in use today, so it is useful to know how to make a photo copy of a JPEG file.
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Instructions
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Locate the JPEG file on your computer. JPEG files have a .jpg extension after the file name.
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Click on the file to open it. Your computer most likely has default image viewing software on it. This program may automatically be used to open and view the file. You may however, be asked to select which program you wish to use to open the file. In this case, select one of the graphics program on your computer. When in doubt, you can always select the program called Paint, as it comes standard with all Microsoft Windows operating systems.
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Choose the "Print" command within the program and print a hard copy of the image.
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Take the printed photo to the photocopier and simply make copies to your specifications. You can use the menu of options on the photocopier to lighten or darken the image, shrink or enlarge it, or to print single-sided or double-sided copies.
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Tips & Warnings
Most photocopiers are still only capable of reproducing in black and white, so keep this in mind if your JPEG image is in color.
