How to increase brightness

Hallo. I have this sprite object:
public var mioPosto:Sprite = new Sprite();
In this object i am drawing some shapes based on input coordinates:
this.mioPosto.graphics.clear();
this.mioPosto.graphics.lineStyle(1,0xFFFFFF, 1);
this.mioPosto.graphics.beginFill(0x00FF00, 1);
this.mioPosto.graphics.moveTo(this.mioPostoStruttura.c1x, this.mioPostoStruttura.c1y);
this.mioPosto.graphics.lineTo(this.mioPostoStruttura.c2x, this.mioPostoStruttura.c2y);
this.mioPosto.graphics.lineTo(this.mioPostoStruttura.c3x, this.mioPostoStruttura.c3y);
this.mioPosto.graphics.lineTo(this.mioPostoStruttura.c4x, this.mioPostoStruttura.c4y);
this.mioPosto.graphics.lineTo(this.mioPostoStruttura.c1x, this.mioPostoStruttura.c1y);
this.mioPosto.graphics.endFill();
How can i increase the brightness of each shape??.. I don't know the property and i cant' find it... Is there a way?.. I wish they are much more visible..
Thx for all
Max

you're going to have to be a bit clearer on what you mean by "brightness" increasing brightness in terms of the colourspace concept will make the shapes look paler. perhaps you mean contrast? using 00FF00 really should be visible enough as it is.
As this is not strictly a flex issue oyu might try actionscript forums instead or take a look at the ColourTransform class
maybe this would help? http://www.flashwonderland.com/color-matrix-filter/contrast.html although not sure it will have a lot of effect on a 0x00FF00

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