Tonality is created to bring out some of the older details of an image. These effects are complemented well by the use of texture and frames. How do you add texture and a frame to an image in Tonality? In this movie, author Richard Harrington will walk you through how to add a texture and a frame to your image in Tonality.
- Because Tonality is meant to bring out…some of the older details in an image,…the use of borders and textures…are often great ways to do that.…Let's add another layer here…and on this one we'll call it texture.…A texture though can be added to any effect.…If you scroll down, you'll find the option to load textures.…There it is.…And if I click, I can select from existing textures.…You'll find paper, metal, and film.…
You can also load your own custom textures.…One of my favorite websites to get textures…is a website called textureking.com.…You'll find several free textures there…that you can download and use for personal use.…Let's go ahead here and choose…one of these film stock overlays.…And you might notice when you first apply it,…it doesn't seem to work.…Well that's because you need to dial it in.…Using the amount slider, you can place it on top…and you see that it can be added…with both positive and negative values.…
You also can change the blending mode.…I often prefer a multiply mode…which creates an interesting effect.…
Author
Richard Harrington
Released
4/11/2016Learn how to bring out detail and color with Intensify, convert photos to black and white with Tonality, remove distractions and heal blemishes with Snapheal, use the best filters in Focus, and remove noise and grain—before or after processing—with Noiseless. Rich also shows how to use the Macphun app developed by leading HDR photographer Trey Ratcliff, Aurora HDR, to create gorgeous high dynamic range photos.
- Downloading and installing Macphun
- Working with Intensify presets to improve contrast, color, and detail
- Converting to black and white with Tonality
- Adding textures and frames
- Cloning and removing objects with Snapheal
- Simulating blur and custom lens effects with Focus
- Using masks and adjustments with FX Photo Studio
- Cleaning up images with Noiseless
- Creating high dynamic range images with Aurora HDR
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Who this course is ideal for1m 44s
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Exercise files41s
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1. Installing and Using Macphun Software
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Installing as a plugin4m 12s
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2. Intensify: Improving Contrast, Color, and Detail
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3. Tonality: Creative Black-and-White Photography
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Using layers with Tonality3m 35s
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Adding texture and frames2m 39s
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4. Snapheal: Removing Imperfections
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Cloning an object3m 18s
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5. Focus: Blurring and Lens Effects
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6. FX Photo Studio: Custom Looks for Your Images
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Creating custom looks3m 28s
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7. Noiseless: Cleaning Up Images
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8. Aurora HDR: High Dynamic Range Images
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 40s
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