| • | To transform color and tone |
You can transform the color and tone of an image to produce a special effect. For example, you can create an image that looks like a photographic negative or flatten the appearance of an image. To transform the color and tone of images, you can use the following effects:
| • | Deinterlace — lets you remove lines from scanned or interlaced images |
| • | Invert — lets you reverse the colors of an image. Inverting an image creates the appearance of a photographic negative. |
| • | Posterize — lets you reduce the number of tonal values in an image. Posterize removes gradations and creates larger areas of flat color. |
| To transform color and tone |
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| 1 . | Select a bitmap. |
| 2 . | Click Effects  Transform, and click any of the following: |
| • | Deinterlace |
| • | Invert |
| • | Posterize |
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