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Sepia Tone Quick & Easy
I use a twist on a B&W conversion technique to make sepia tone
images. You use a pair of Hue/Saturation adjustment layers. The lower layer is set to Color blend. The uper layer is left a Normal blend. Instead of setting Saturation to -100 for the upper layer, you instead set Hue to 50, Saturation to 20, and Lightness to +5. Voila, a sepia tone. You can make contrast adjustments to the lower layer. You can adjust saturation and hue with adjustments to the upper layer. You can even pick a different tone altogether. http://www.thelightsrightstudio.com/.../2004DEC06.htm I modified my TLRSepiaTone action set to use the technique, too. http://www.thelightsrightstudio.com/...RSepiaTint.htm Cheers, Mitch |
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