 Julie M. Cwik |
Photoshop sepia prints Hi, I have working with Photoshop for quite a bit now, but as of late I have been getting into the sepia and b/w images. I can figure out how to convert to B/W but I cannot figure out how to get the sepia images. I know there is the "Colorize" button but that isn't true sepia. Any advice would be great!
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- Gregory LaGrange Contact Gregory LaGrange Gregory LaGrange's Gallery |
sepia is just light brown. You can get it with hue/saturation. Or switch it back to rgb and experiment with color balance sliders. Or levels
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Derek Holyhead |
Hi Julie, Take a look here: http://www.epaperpress.com/psphoto/index.html and all your questions will be answered! Regards, Del
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Derek Holyhead |
Hi Julie, Sorry I should have said that sepia can be found under Black & White > Classic Tones Hope this helps. Regards, Del
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Terry R. Hatfield |
Opti Verve's "Virtual Photographer" Is A Free Program It Has One Of The Best Sepia Filters I Have Used And Lots Of Other Useful Filters, It Is A Plug In For Most Photo Programs Try It You Will Like It Julie:-)
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