how do i put a photo tint/fade in Corel Draw?

[Andy Gorman]

"Image Adjustment Lab" under the bitmaps menu.

Another method I prefer is to draw a rectangle over the bitmap and then apply a transparency to the rectangle and muck about til it looks right. This way you can adjust it for ages without having to undo if it isn’t right.

[Peter Normington]

Chris one way is to convert it to a mono or duotone (Image/convert to) and choose light colours

Peter

[Chris Dowd]

Thanks Andy, I played around with the "image adjustment lab" and didn’t really get the desired result, thought perhaps there may be something where I could just set say 50% for example, and it would "knock back" the whole image?

[Peter Munday]

Chris I have answered this in another forum where you can post pictures I’m just doing it now so be patient.

Peter

[Chris Dowd]

Thanks Peter

[Alan Drury]

Either from Draw or directly from PP.
From Draw – edit bitmap, this will launch PP – open objects docker (under windows tab) – second icon from left at bottom of docker ‘creates an object from background’ – alter transparency with slider at the top of docker – close PP and accept changes – bitmap is now back in DRAW with transparency. Using this method the transparency is still editable.
Alan D