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As one who used to enjoy experimentingwithtoners in the darkroom, the lack of toned black and white images entered into competitions surprises me. There are so many options available.
MARLEY MORGAN
When editing, don’t be afraid to play around with HSL tools, curves, and split toning. These are my favourite tools for achieving a moody look.
ANTHONY McKEE
One of the most useful tools for editing monochrome images are the adjustment brushesinyourRAW conversion software. They can be used to brighten, darken, and add contrast to even the smallest details in a scene, be it a face or a street sign, and because you are working with the RAW data, the exported file should give you the smoothest of tonal gradations in the finished image. If you find yourself doing too much tonal adjustment to the image in Photoshop, go back to the RAW file; that’s where the good tones are!
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