Adjusting the Graduated Filter · Adjust the space between the horizontal lines: Click and drag the red or green circle to expand or shrink the space (transition area). A larger space will create a more gradual transition; a smaller space means a more abrupt transition. · Move the filter: Click and drag the vertical line, and the entire filter will move. The space between the top and bottom lines stays the same. · Rotate the filter: Click and · Take care to click directly on the line/circle of the filter; otherwise, you may end up creating a new Gradu- ated Filter. If that happens, just press the Delete key to remove the unwanted filter. Lens Corrections Lens Corrections is the sixth panel and has fixes for problems caused by lenses, including distortion, chromatic aberration, and vignetting. As with the Straighten, Spot Removal, and Red-Eye Removal tools, the Lens Corrections settings are for fixing problems as opposed to creative effect. The Lens Corrections panel is available only in Camera Raw for Photoshop CS5 and later. If you are working with a previous version of Camera Raw, you'll find these same adjustments within Photoshop (see Chapter 5 for more