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To apply split toning to a photo, open the Split Toning panel and make sure the
controls are expanded with the black triangle buttons; see Figure 4-110.

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Figure 4-110

You can independently adjust the hue and saturation for Highlights and Shadows.
You can set the hues with the sliders, or click the color swatches to open the color
picker. h e Balance slider adjusts the balance between the highlight and shadow
tints. Hold Option or Alt while dragging a hue slider for a live preview of the
color overlaid on the image; you can then i ne tune the saturation.

h ough split toning is usually applied to black and white photos, you can also
achieve some interesting ef ects in Lightroom by split toning color photos.

COLOR TINTING
To give a photo a uniform color tint (see Figure 4-111), i rst convert it to
black and white using one of the methods described earlier in this chapter.
h en use the Split Tone panel to apply the color. For a uniform color tint, set
the Highlights and Shadows sliders at the same values, and set the Balance at 0.

Figure 4-111