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07/15/2004 11:38:54 AM · #1 |
I tried referring to Moodville's wonderful tutorial, but I couldn't apply it to Elements 2.0...If someone knows how to creat duotones, etc. could you please share your knowledge?
Thanks,
Lee
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07/15/2004 12:07:50 PM · #2 |
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07/15/2004 12:20:50 PM · #3 |
Elements does not allow you to make true duotone images out of the box. But you may want to check out The Hidden Power of Photoshop Elements, which comes with a CD of "Power Tools" that adds extra functionality to Elements. There are also some free tools that you can download. Chapter 5 of the book is called "Color-Specific Correction Tools" and has a section called "Making Duotones".
In the mean time, you can create a similar effect to a duotone as follows:
. Choose Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Hue/Saturation.
. After naming the layer (that dialog box pops up first), in the Hue/Sat dialog box, select the Colorize box in the lower right corner, and also click the Preview box (it should be checked by default).
. Move the Hue slider around until you find a tone you like. Click OK.
You may need to add a Levels adjustment layer on top of the Hue/Sat one to add some contrast.
Message edited by author 2004-07-15 12:21:44. |
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07/15/2004 12:24:53 PM · #4 |
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