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Stephanie Bryan Photography - How to use the split toning tool in Lightroom

How to use the split toning tool in Lightroom

April 27, 2017 in tutorials

If you've been following along, you know this week is all about Lightroom and the awesome editing tools available! I remember when I first downloaded and opened Lightroom I was TOTALLY clueless. And scared. And kind of swore I would never open it again. But then I slowly starting tweaking and adjusting and experimenting and soon Lightroom became my main program for editing. 

I definitely use radial filters and graduated filters more than split toning, but split toning has become my go-to tool if I feel my skin tones are a little off and need some tweaking. Split toning is interesting because you can focus on the hues within your highlights and/or shadows. If you've tried presets, but the skin tones have seemed a little off, check out the split toning panel and see if you can adjust the hues to make the tones more to your liking. A little goes a long way with this tool, as you will see in the video below, so keep that in mind!

Check out the quick video below to see the split toning panel/tool in action and let me know what you think!

Stephanie Bryan Photography - How to use the split toning tool in Lightroom from stephaniebryan on Vimeo.


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