Things You'll Need:
- Computer running Photoshop. Photoshop CS2 was used for this tutorial
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Step 1
Prepare to convert the image to black and whiteTo begin this Photohop tutorial, launch Photoshop and open a photograph. Convert the image to a black and white picture. To do that, click on the Create Adjustment Layer Tool at the bottom of the Layers Palette. Click on Channel Mixer.
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Step 2
Convert the image to grayscaleIn the Channel Mixer dialogue box, check the Monochrome box, then click OK.
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Step 3
Prepare to create a Color Balance adjustment layerSelect Color Balance from the Create Adjustment Layer Tool at the bottom of the Layers Palette.
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Step 4
Set the Color Balance midtonesIn the Color Balance dialogue box, make sure Midtones is selected, then set the settings to Red: 11, Yellow: -9
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Step 5
Set the Color Balance shadowsContinuing the previous step, in the Color Balance Dialogue box, click on Shadows and set the settings to Red: 11, Yellow: -9
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Step 6
Open the Blending Options dialogue boxIn the Layers Palette, select the top Color Balance layer, then from the layers palette drop down menu, click on Blending Options.
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Step 7
Blending Options settingsIn the Blending Options dialogue box, in the Blend If section, press the Alt key on your keyboard while draggin the shadow triangles to the right. The triangles will separate. For my picture, I set This Layer to 74, 235 and 255, and Underlying Layer to 98, 230 and 255.
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Step 8
Before and After Split-Toning ImageAnd this is a before and after picture of this Split-Toning Photoshop Tutorial.











