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You can convert a vector graphic to a bitmap. You can also import and crop bitmaps.
You can add perspective, shape bitmaps with envelopes, apply color masks, watermarks, and special effects, and change the color and tone of the images. For information about applying perspective to bitmaps, see Applying perspective. For information about shaping bitmaps with envelopes, see Shaping objects by using envelopes.
This section contains the following topics:
| • | Converting vector graphics to bitmaps |
| • | Importing bitmaps |
| • | Cropping bitmaps |
| • | Changing the dimensions and resolution of bitmaps |
| • | Straightening bitmaps |
| • | Correcting perspective distortions |
| • | Using Digimarc watermarks to identify bitmaps |
| • | Removing dust and scratch marks from bitmaps |
| • | Working with colors in bitmaps |
| • | Using the Image Adjustment Lab |
| • | Adjusting color and tone |
| • | Using the Tone Curve filter |
| • | Transforming color and tone |
| • | Editing bitmaps with Corel PHOTO-PAINT |
| • | Applying special effects in bitmaps |
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