Smart Carver lets you selectively remove or protect areas when you scale an image.
You can also scale an image by using the Resample feature. For more information, see Image dimensions and resolution.
To scale an image by using Smart Carver |
1 . | Choose Image Smart Carver. |
2 . | In the Smart carving area, perform one or more tasks from the following table, and click OK. |
The preview window displays the results of your actions. |
Specify a value in the Width box.
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Specify a value in the Height box.
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Click the Contract the image horizontally button until the image is the desired width.
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Click the Contract the image vertically button until the image is the desired height.
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Click the Expand the image horizontally button until the image is the desired width.
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Click the Expand the image vertically button until the image is the desired height.
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You can also save the current settings in the Smart carver dialog box by clicking the Save preset button , and specifying a name in the Setting name box.
To remove an area as you scale an image |
1 . | Choose Image Smart carver. |
2 . | In the Object removal area, click the Remove button , and specify the brush size in the Nib size box. |
3 . | In the preview window, paint over the image areas that you want to remove. |
A red overlay appears over the selected areas. |
4 . | Click the Auto-contract horizontally or the Auto-contract vertically button to scale the image and simultaneously remove the area covered by the red overlay. |
5 . | Click the Background fusion button to smooth over the region where the area was cut out and the remaining parts merged. |
Click the Preserve button , and paint over the image area that you want to protect. A green overlay appears over the selected area.
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Click the Eraser button , and drag over those parts of the selection overlay that you want to delete.
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Enable the Hide mask check box.
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Click Reset.
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Click the Undo button .
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Click the Redo button .
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Click the Zoom in or Zoom out buttons, and click in the preview window.
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Click the Pan button , and drag in the preview window.
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Click the Zoom to 100% button .
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Click the Zoom to fit button .
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The features documented in the Help are available in the full version of CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2020. Some features may not be available in this version of the product.