Just wondering if yall had some that you'd be willing to share! :)
Usually to get different tones I would:
1. Add a new layer
2. Choose a color (swatch)
3. Hit alt, then backspace
4. Change the blend mode to color, then lower the opacity till I was happy with the tones. Here's an example:
But today I descovered a different method that I'm much happier with:
1.Choose any color in the swatch panel. Then press the 'X' button, and choose a different color.
2. Now just press the gradient map icon, right above the layers panel.
That's it, just lower opacity! Here's an example of that method:
Thanks for the replies. Yall bear with me, I'm pretty new here! And I wasn't really trying to do a tutorial, but I'm glad it helped!
ok, I don't have before pics from above, they're on a different computer... But here's an example with today's photo. ((The second method))
This is unedited
This is after I added the Gradient Map (not much difference, it's only at 10% opacity. I hope yall can see the tones)
This is before I lowered the opacity. You can see that I used a orange and pink color.
Write a Reply
Sign up for a free account or Sign in to post a comment.
Tweets ahoy!
Join the Group
Pin With Me
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the replies. Yall bear with me, I'm pretty new here! And I wasn't really trying to do a tutorial, but I'm glad it helped!
ok, I don't have before pics from above, they're on a different computer... But here's an example with today's photo. ((The second method))
This is unedited
This is after I added the Gradient Map (not much difference, it's only at 10% opacity. I hope yall can see the tones)
This is before I lowered the opacity. You can see that I used a orange and pink color.