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Hidden Photographic Toning Presets in Photoshop CS6
New Photoshop brings up a lot of new features and one lots of them are hidden so I will show you one of them today.
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Open some random photograph.
I have opened a photograph of a house under the Hill Golica, which is located in small country Slovenia.
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In Adjustment window click on icon Create a new Gradient Map adjustment layer.
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In layers you will see a new adjustment layer where you select the left side of it (check the picture).
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Gradient window will shup up.
Click in a drop down menu and then click on tiny setting icon ...
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... and select Photographic Toning.
In this menu is also an option to reset to defaults.
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When Photoshop asks if you want to append or replace, click OK.
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Then click again on that tiny setting icon and select Small List, because it will let you select toning easier.
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Select one of many tonings inside ...
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... and check out the changes on a photograph.
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Then select some other toning ...
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... and again voila :)
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