Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
Figure 10-1. This dialog box makes it easy to transform images—even if you don't have any
idea what you're doing. Simply choose a conversion style from the list at the bottom left,
and then use the sliders on the right to tweak the result, if necessary. That's it!
3.
Choose a conversion style
.
In the dialog box's bottom left, Elements lists various conversion-style presets. Click
a style in the list to apply it to your photo. Try each one to find your favorite. (There's
more info about these styles after this list.)
4.
Tweak the conversion, if necessary
.
Use the dialog box's sliders (Red, Green, Blue, and Contrast) to increase or decrease
the prominence of each color channel (the box on
Color Channels and B&W
has more
info about how color channels relate to black-and-white images). You don't need to
understand color channels to do this; just move the sliders around and see what they
