Xara Webster - Changing Bitmap Palettes
With Xara Webster, you can change the colors in any bitmap
so they fade from one color to another. For example, you can
change a bitmap so all the colors fade from white to black
which turns any picture into a black and white picture. You could
also easily create the sepia effect shown above.
Movie
To see a movie, click here.
To Change a Bitmap Palette
- Select the bitmap.
- From the Utilities menu, choose Color Editor.
- Choose the first color (the lighter color).
- Click the Fill/Line Switch in the Color Editor.
- Choose the second color.
Tip
- You can create the sepia effect on the right by changing the first
color (white) in the original to a cream color and the second (black) to a dark brown.
To Create a Grayscale Bitmap
You can easily create a black and white image from a
color one by changing the bitmap palette to use black
and white.
- Select the color bitmap.
- From the Utilities menu, choose Color Editor.
- Ensure the Fill/Line Switch is not pressed in.
- Change the color to white.
Setting the Colors Back to Normal
If you have changed the colors in a bitmap, you
can easily set them back to how they were originally.
- Select the colored bitmap.
- From the Utilities menu, choose Color Editor.
- Click the No Color button in the Color Editor.
- Click the Fill/Line Switch in the Color Editor.
- Click the No Color button again.
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