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Working with photo projects Applying special effects 199 Applying special effects Follow this procedure to apply special effects to a photo or an object in a project. Several types of effects are available in PhotoSuite, including artistic effects that can make your photo look like an oil or watercolor painting, color effects that add a tint to the photo, and many others. To apply a special effect: 1 If you want to apply an effect to a photo or any other object in the PhotoSuite project file, select it in the Canvas. Tip: To apply an effect to part of a photo, use the mask feature. 2 On the Enhance your photos tab, click Special Effects. 3 Optional: Select an effect category from the drop-down list. By default, the All Effects category is selected. This category shows thumbnail examples of all the effects available. 4 Select an effect. The settings available for the selected effect appear. These settings vary depending on the effect. 5 Optional: To see how the selected object looks with the effect applied, select the Show Preview check box. 6 Click Apply.

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Working with photo projects
Applying special effects
199
Applying special effects
Follow this procedure to apply special effects to a photo or an object in a
project. Several types of effects are available in PhotoSuite, including
artistic effects that can make your photo look like an oil or watercolor
painting, color effects that add a tint to the photo, and many others.
To apply a special effect:
1
If you want to apply an effect to a photo or any other object in the
PhotoSuite project file, select it in the Canvas.
Tip:
To apply an effect to part of a photo, use the mask feature.
2
On the Enhance your photos tab, click
Special Effects
.
3
Optional:
Select an effect category from the drop-down list. By
default, the All Effects category is selected. This category shows
thumbnail examples of all the effects available.
4
Select an effect.
The settings available for the selected effect appear. These settings vary
depending on the effect.
5
Optional:
To see how the selected object looks with the effect applied,
select the
Show Preview
check box.
6
Click
Apply
.