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Examples Of Sepia Tones From Photoshop CS3

Photographers today have several options when it comes to creating a good sepia tone. There are even Photoshop actions which can be purchased that will convert your images to sepia with the push of a button. I find, however, that it is much more gratifying to apply your own personal method or unique formula for creating sepia tones. The following examples are meant to be a starting point in your own sepia tone creation. Keep in mind that your monitor is probably very different from mine, so these images will look different on your screen. Again, like the black and white techniques, the values that I used in these sepia examples might not work for your image. But that's where the fun comes in, getting your own sepia settings dialed in!

original color image photo filter hue saturation

 

Click on the two sepia thumbnails above to view those techniques.

 

duo tone gradient map sepia solid color blend mode

 

Click on each thumbnail to view it's specific video.

 

bw adjustment tint variations color balance
 

Click on each thumbnail to view it's specific video.


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Adobe Camera RAW Split Toning Tab

acr split toning acr sepia logo

ACR's Split Toning tab gives you a fair amount of control over sepia toning, or any other toning for that matter. Click the thumbnail above to view it's video.

Examples Of GIMP's Sepia

Need some sepia, but don't have Photoshop yet? GIMP's got you covered. Here are four excellent methods similar to their Photoshop counterparts.

gimp color balance sepia gimp sepia logo

Click the thumbnail above to view it's video.

 

gimp colorize sepia gimp gradient map sepia gimp solid color bm sepia

Click each thumbnail above to view it's video.


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