Corel Painter Help | Applying the Apply Screen effect

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Applying the Apply Screen effect

You can simulate the appearance of a silk-screened print by using the Apply Screen effect. This effect lets you combine image luminance and the three selected colors, to produce a multi-color rendition of the image. When you use this effect, anti-aliasing is automatically applied to the image.

Before (left) and after (right) using Apply Screen using the image luminance

To apply a screen

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Open an image.

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Choose Effects

Surface Control

Apply Screen.

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Choose Image Luminance from the Using list box.

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Choose three colors by clicking each color chip and choosing a color from the Color dialog box.

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Adjust any of the following sliders:

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Threshold 1 — determines how much of the two colors below the slider display in the image

Moving the slider increases the amount of one color and decreases the amount of the other color.

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Threshold 2 — determines how much of the color below the slider displays in the image

Moving the slider to the left decreases the color amount. Moving it to the right increases the color amount.

You can also apply a screen that is based on paper texture by choosing Paper from the Using list box, and then clicking the Paper Textures chip, and choosing a texture.

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