Black and White in Photoshop II - Black and White in Photoshop CS4 and Photoshop Lightroom - page 153

1. First check the “tint” checkbox.
2. Then slide the Hue slider to the desired ef ect. Here are two popular ones:
Sepia - hue 42 degrees, saturation 20%
Cyanotype - hue 200 degrees, saturation 10%.
3. To further adjust your toning, pull the Saturation slider in either direction.
4. You can also click upon the color picker to the Tint control's right to select
your own custom color.
Sharing saved settings: remember that saved settings can also be shared with
others, here is how:
1. Navigate to the Photoshop application folder/presets/black and white.
2. Select the i les that you want to share; copy (do not move) them to another
location, and simply attach those to an email, post them to a
website or burn them to the media of your choice.
To load settings from another user, move their .BLW i les to that same
directory, or select “load” from the preset drop-down and target the
directory of your choice.
In addition to the non-destructive benei ts of using this new tool as an
adjustment layer, you will recall that doing so gives you a host of blend
modes. As with everywhere in Photoshop, experimentation is a great door
to discovery, so do not stop with your conversion - consider what the many
blending modes and selective edits can bring to your image.