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Lightroom: Split Toning, the tool for real artists

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Feb 02, 2018 14:42 |  #1

I love this tool, and I really believe is the one made for artists: so easy to use, and it opens up to so much creativity...
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Justin Time wrote in post #18554869 (external link)
I love this tool, and I really believe is the one made for artists: so easy to use, and it opens up to so much creativity...
https://youtu.be/nO_SO​GklgbM (external link)

And here I thought the camera was the tool for real artists. :p

If you like the split toning tool, you should look at the color balance tools in Capture One, or the gradient map in Ps. ;-)a

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Feb 03, 2018 02:22 as a reply to  @ Scatterbrained's post |  #3

Ahahah,
I perfectly agree about the gradient map in PS, fantastic tool!
The reason I said the tool for "the artist", is because Split Tonic is so incredibly easy to use




  
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