Recoloring Images

Recoloring is the process of adjusting image colors. Some examples of recoloring are changing one color to another, adjusting a color's intensity relative to another color, adjusting the brightness or contrast of all colors, and converting colors to shades of gray.

In This Section

• How to: Use a Color Matrix to Transform a Single Color
  Discusses using a color matrix to transform a color.

• How to: Translate Image Colors
  Shows how to translate colors using a color matrix.

• Using Transformations to Scale Colors
  Explains how to scale colors using a color matrix.

• How to: Rotate Colors
  Describes how to rotate a color using a color matrix.

• How to: Shear Colors
  Defines shearing and explains how to shear colors using a color matrix.

• How to: Use a Color Remap Table
  Defines remapping and shows how to use a color remap table.

Reference

• ColorMatrix
  Describes this class and contains links to all of its members.

• ColorMap
  Describes this class and contains links to all of its members.

Related Sections

• Images, Bitmaps, and Metafiles
  Provides a list of topics regarding the different types of images.

• Working with Images, Bitmaps, Icons, and Metafiles
  Contains a list of topics that show how to use different types of images.

• Using Managed Graphics Classes
  Contains a list of topics describing how to use managed graphics classes.