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Using the Drawing Palette, Pen panel

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Album Drawing on the Screen Using the Drawing Palette Pen panel The display examples shown below are for the LF-X1. For the LF-X5, the actual screens will differ. To draw pictures or text 1 Select the type of pen. 2 For [Width], select the width of the pen tip. 3 Select the color you want to use from the color palette and it appears in the [Color] box. 4 Draw pictures or text on the screen. Note If you select the black frame of the color palette, the [Color] box turns black. To apply effects You can apply effects to the entire image. [Brighter]: Brightens the image. [Darker]: Darkens the image. [Neg./Pos.]: Reverses the colors of the image. [Sepia]: Applies a sepia tone to the image. [Mosaic]: Applies a mosaic filter to the image. With each press (up to 10 times), the mosaic becomes more intense. Pressing here 11 times restores the original image. To undo an operation Select [Undo]. The last operation you performed on the image is undone. To blur an image Select [Blur], then use the stylus to select the area you want to blur. To erase pictures or text 1 Select [Eraser]. 2 For [Width], select the width of the eraser. 3 Use the stylus to select the area you want to erase. To pick a color from an image 1 Select [Pick]. 2 On the image, touch the color you want to use. The [Color] box turns the color you touched, and you can draw with that color. To paint an entire area You can paint in the entire area enclosed by a shape, such as a circle or polygon. 1 Using the pen, draw the shape you want to paint in. 2 Select [Paint]. 3 Select the inside of the shape. The entire shape is painted the color in the [Color] box. Note The entire screen (not just the shape) is painted when: • You have not closed the shape. • You have changed the paint color after drawing a closed shape. • You have used Stamp or Pastel to draw a shape. Continued 109

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Drawing on the Screen
Album
Pen panel
The display examples shown below are for the LF-X1. For the LF-X5, the actual screens will differ.
Using the Drawing Palette
To draw pictures or text
1
Select the type of pen.
2
For [Width], select the width of the pen
tip.
3
Select the color you want to use from the
color palette and it appears in the [Color]
box.
4
Draw pictures or text on the screen.
Note
If you select the black frame of the color
palette, the [Color] box turns black.
To apply effects
You can apply effects to the entire image.
[Brighter]:
Brightens the image.
[Darker]:
Darkens the image.
[Neg./Pos.]:Reverses the colors of the
image.
[Sepia]:
Applies a sepia tone to the
image.
[Mosaic]:
Applies a mosaic filter to the
image. With each press (up to
10 times), the mosaic
becomes more intense.
Pressing here 11 times
restores the original image.
To undo an operation
Select [Undo].
The last operation you performed on the
image is undone.
To blur an image
Select [Blur], then use the stylus to
select the area you want to blur.
To erase pictures or text
1
Select [Eraser].
2
For [Width], select the width of the
eraser.
3
Use the stylus to select the area you
want to erase.
To pick a color from an
image
1
Select [Pick].
2
On the image, touch the color you want
to use.
The [Color] box turns the color you
touched, and you can draw with that
color.
To paint an entire area
You can paint in the entire area
enclosed by a shape, such as a circle or
polygon.
1
Using the pen, draw the shape you want
to paint in.
2
Select [Paint].
3
Select the inside of the shape.
The entire shape is painted the color in
the [Color] box.
Note
The entire screen (not just the shape) is
painted when:
•
You have not closed the shape.
•
You have changed the paint color
after drawing a closed shape.
•
You have used Stamp or Pastel to
draw a shape.
Continued