I've put these instructions in my Central Hall Solarized photo in reply to your comment and I thought I would put it here too in case you didn't find it. Hope it works.
I've just checked the link again and it is there for me.
Open image is seen on the screen. Find a photoi and open it
Then at the top of the screen are
File Edit Image Layer Select Adjustments Filter View and Help
click on Adjustments and you will get a drop down list the bottom one on the list is Solarize. You can adjust the brightness and contrast etc by going to adjustments again and the fourth one down is brightness and contrast. Then go to file Save and then Save as and put the photo in the required folder as a jpeg. Worked for me.
@ludwigsdiana I am standing at the bottom of them looking up through the stairwell. What you are seeing is the underneath part of the stairs, some of the back wall, and a little bit of the railing. The circular object to the right is the sprinkler for the fire system.
@onewing Thanks Babs- I will try again. Most everything matched until I clicked on adjustments. It gave me a few to chose from but solarize was not on there. I wondered if it was because you have to pay for that feature.
Thank you one and all for the views, comments and favs!!
@sunnygirl Doing well and trying to stay warm! I'd say I was jealous of your southern climate but even Georgia has been cold lately! good to see you here again!
@onewing Everything matches what you said, but the drop down list I get when I click on that tab doesn't end with solarize. I get- auto adjust, auto pop, auto black and white, brightness & contrast, temperature & tint, hue & saturation, vibrance, mimic hdr, color balance, color lock-up, monochrome, highlights & shadows, exposure, curves, levels, threshold, and posterize- but no solarize. Posterize is the last option and there is nothing to scroll further down with. So I wonder if in my case I have to pay for more features in order to get "solarized" or if they have a different version above the equator than below the equator. Who knows!
I've just checked the link again and it is there for me.
I clicked on the link https://pixlr.com/editor/
Open image is seen on the screen. Find a photoi and open it
Then at the top of the screen are
File Edit Image Layer Select Adjustments Filter View and Help
click on Adjustments and you will get a drop down list the bottom one on the list is Solarize. You can adjust the brightness and contrast etc by going to adjustments again and the fourth one down is brightness and contrast. Then go to file Save and then Save as and put the photo in the required folder as a jpeg. Worked for me.
I checked out the link and it works for me!!
@onewing Thanks Babs- I will try again. Most everything matched until I clicked on adjustments. It gave me a few to chose from but solarize was not on there. I wondered if it was because you have to pay for that feature.
@edorreandresen @ludwigsdiana @illinilass @koalagardens @kjarn @mubbur @onewing @grammyn @johnfalconer @mittens @sunnygirl @ljmanning @robz @radiogirl
Thank you one and all for the views, comments and favs!!
@sunnygirl Doing well and trying to stay warm! I'd say I was jealous of your southern climate but even Georgia has been cold lately! good to see you here again!
Thank you Kathy!
Thank you Harry!