Adobe Photoshop CS6 Top 100 Simplified Tips and Tricks by Lynette Kent

7
The highlights in the
image appear in a fully
saturated color tone.
6 Click and drag the
Shadows Saturation
slider to 100.
7 Click and drag the
Shadows Hue slider to
select the color for the
shadows.
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6
9
9
8
The shadow areas in the image
appear in a fully saturated color
tone.
8 Click and drag the Balance slider
to the right to shift the toning
more into the highlights or to the
left to emphasize the tones in the
shadows.
9 Click and drag both the
Highlights and the Shadows
sliders to adjust the split tone
effect.
0 Repeat steps 8 and 9 to adjust
the split tone image.
The grayscale image appears as
a split tone image with tinted
shadows and highlights.
TIPS
Did You Know?
You can open any image into
Camera Raw from the Open dialog
box in Photoshop. Click File ➪
Open. Click the Format drop-down
menu at the bottom of the Open
dialog box and select Camera Raw
from the list.
More Options!
If you add a split tone to a color
image, you can still convert it to
grayscale after applying split toning
by clicking the HSB/Grayscale
button in Camera Raw ( ).
Try This!
You can use a more gradual
approach by leaving the Saturation
slider set to 0 and pressing Option
(Alt) as you drag the Hue sliders.
The preview shows a 100%
saturation of that hue. After you
select the hue, you can move the
Saturation sliders to the amount
that you want.
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