| The Split Toning Tab |
At some point, you’ve probably seen a black-and-white image that has been toned. The most common toning technique is sepia toning, wherein an image is toned with a tan color to make it look like an antique photo. With sepia toning, a black-and-white image no longer goes from black to white, but from a very dark sepia color to a very light sepia.
With the Split Toning tab, you can perform a toning effect that allows you to apply one color tone to the highlights in your image and another to the shadows (Figure 5.35).
Figure 5.35. The Split Toning tab lets you tone the highlights with one tint and the shadows with another. ...
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