Now you use software to convert an image to grayscale and then modify the highlights to one tint and the shadows to a different tint. Looks quaint, doesn't it?
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October 8, 2013
Split Toning Experiment
Now you use software to convert an image to grayscale and then modify the highlights to one tint and the shadows to a different tint. Looks quaint, doesn't it?
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it certainly looks a charming image
ReplyDeleteA lovely image that doesn't need the treatment
ReplyDeleteOh now that's pretty!
ReplyDeletekind of spooky.
ReplyDeleteI agree with TexWisGirl. It has kind of a spooky or eerie quality about it. Pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteFantastic...I can't imagine dealing with a 'raw' shot just yet. One day!
ReplyDeleteI love this one Linda :-) Very nice of tonality!
ReplyDeleteWarm greetings from the Netherlands,
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