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Tinting images using one or two tones

Tinting images using one or two tones

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Tinting images using one or two tones

- Hello, everyone! This is Sue Jenkins with Productivity Tips for Web Designers. In this week's lesson you'll see how easy it is to tint images digitally using one or two tones. A tinted digital image is an image where you convert the color to black and white and the recolor it with a single hue. In traditional black and white photography, what I call wet photography, you can chemically alter prints with chemicals like sodium sulfate, selenium, iron, and even gold, to get a warmer or cooler tone in your image with a range of tints from warm yellow browns to cool blue blacks. In Photoshop we can avoid those dangerous chemicals and create toned or tinted images in a matter of seconds. There are many reasons why tinting can be useful to your design work. Tints can communicate warmth or coolness and create a more emotional feel than full color or even black and white images. They can harmonize a set of images with different color values. They can give a vintage vibe to more contemporary…

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