Find Your Creative Style With SPLIT TONING
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In this week's episode, we discuss one of the most under appreciated tools in Lightroom..Split Toning. I find myself using this technique more and more often within my landscape photography, and in this Lightroom tutorial, we'll review specific examples of how I use Split Toning techniques to solve a problem and at the same time add in a touch of personal creativity!
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Here's the link to Adobe Color: color.adobe.com/create/color-wheel/
By the way, if you want the complementary color you can just add (+) or substract (-) 180 to the color, the number is degree on the circle wheel of 360 degrees.
Thats a handy tip, thanks
Came down here for this comment, was not disappointed.
Wooooow thanks ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I think your photos were looking alright already. If you really want to find your style, explore colour grading with RGB curves, quite similar to split toning but way more powerful and gives you control over highs, MIDS & shadows. All the colouring happens in the mids. Highlights and shadows are not that really important in terms of colour - might just desaturate them a bit. Split toning is a very delicate tool in my opinion. It's only for a subtle effect or to fix a photo which has random cast over it which cannot be corrected through HSL.
Hi! Any tutorial for what youre talking about ? i want to learn more
Laurențiu Derecichei th-cam.com/video/Kf4melsXrbM/w-d-xo.html
In the link you posted, you jumped from using Lightroom (LR) to using Photoshop (PS), where this vid is directed at using LR; apples and oranges...or at least oranges and tangelos.
I will admit that with all of my photos I start in LR and then (Command-E Mac) send the image to PS to apply the curve you're talking about. That last step of adding an S-curve in PS to the photo really makes it pop. Funny thing is that it was my wife's idea while I was editing my photos to do this as the last step (just giving props where props are due).
And I truly love and appreciate Mark's tips as I work to improve my overall photography skills! Keep it up brother!
@@rustyellis Oh sorry, I didn't realise I'm sending a Ps link. Although the curves tool in both Lr & Ps works exactly the same. Here's the link for Lr curves tool th-cam.com/video/YhQjt4_8yyk/w-d-xo.html
I was talking about exploring color with the curve tool's individual Red, Green & Blue channels. It enables you to manipulate color throughout the dynamic range i.e. highlights, mids & shadows. Split toning was mainly used when developing analog b/w film, where you can color it in two colors, in only highlights and shadows. But mids is where all the coloring magic is. The next time you watch a movie, observe the highs and shadows are almost desaturated.
Regarding the S curve, you can do it with Lr's curve tool with the exact same result, no need to go to Ps for this. I only take my photos to Ps if I need to remove or add any element. Lr is quite a powerful and focused photography software.
Mark is an excellent landscape photographer, but I must say sometimes he goes overboard with post-processing. Each for their own opinion.
All the best with your photography. Would love to see your work. Share your Instagram.
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This is the channel I go to for all things complex. You're a wonderful educator Mark!
Jesus, the photo in the snow opened my mind. I was struggling a lot with snowy pictures and this could be the solution to many pictures I really couldn't make look good even though I liked my composition. Thanks a lot!
Love the way you used the gradient to explain split toning !!
Thanks, this is the most instructive video on Splt Toning I've seen.
Amazing video and so well explained! Thanks!
I was looking for something else to make the pics pop and I think I found it with this. Thank you.
this has been the BEST video ive ever seen on split toning. now i feel like i can use it to its full potential!
Another timely video . Thanks Mark.
I was editing a photo and watching youtube. So this video comes up and I start using split toning on my image as I work on it. And man did it make it better. Thanks Mark! That's a sub!
What a subtle, yet powerful tool. Thanks for sharing dude!
Thanks, Mark for the intro to split toning - I now feel more confident and will give it a try
Some great tips about subtle toning. Thanks.
Excellent instruction on Split Toning. I haven't tried this yet, but I will be. Thanks for making some great videos.
Love you videos it help so much! Thank you for your time!
the adobe color wheel was an amazing tool suggestion!! thank you!
Thanks for sharing your insight into how we can use different tools! I feel more creative and am going to try split-toning in my edits!
I also really liked your way of presenting the information and the examples. I liked your voice tone and your demeanor.
In your first example: The teal tint in the shadows removed the deep mahogany shade of the trees' bark.
First video i watched about split toning - great infos thanks a lot!
Thanks for explaining in an easy to understand way!
Option key = "Alt" on windows
Thank you
Thanks!
Windows 😂
Man your tutorials are exactly what I was looking for, glad I found you, great job!
Super helpful, thanks Mark.
Mark, this showed up in my recommendations (!!!!!) and I am glad that it did because I hadn't seen this before. I have struggled with split toning, but this video provided a ton of clarity for me. Thanks.
Your video is a real dope, that's what i was looking for. Thanks a million
Great video. Simple but really helpful. Thanks.
Excellent explanation of split toning! I've always intended to explore this feature in Lightroom but just never seem to get around to it. Reminds me of sepia toning I did in B&W print processing 50 years ago, only this time around I don't have to deal with toxic chemicals!
This was so so helpful! Great tutorial! Thanks alot!
That is perfect explenation of split toning. Thank you. There really good tips how to use it.
Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks Mark for this video . As you said this an underutilized part of LR and for me no different due to a lack of understanding. Your concise explanation has opened a window of possibilities for me. Thanks so much again!
thank you for the straight forward explanation
Fantastic video! Thanks for making this content!!👍
Love your channel man! Keep it up.
Excellent explanation of split-toning in Lightroom. Wish you could apply a mask to split tone in LR for selective editing. I think the foliage in your photo was fine w/o the split-tone you applied to the water.
Yes you are right. I was ignoring this split toning. Thanks for this valuable information particularly holding option key. Regards from India 🇮🇳
Great explanation, thanks for your time!
Another nice tip. Been wondering what split-toning was all about, now I know!
That was some really great tips. I liked that you made it easy to understand.
Thanks for clearing this panel up! You're very informative and thorough. Much appreciated!
Michael Rucinski Glad to do it Michael! Appreciate ya watching👍
Well done, detailed but succinct explanation and demonstration!!👌
Damn this is amazing I wish I knew what split toning was earlier! Love the way you broke down the gradient in the beginning I’ve watch a couple of videos on this and that really made it simple for me to grasp !
Another great tip and helps me understand a part of Lightroom I've never used.
Great tutorial mate, i've been sleeping on split toning too long
Great job Mark explaining. I too have overlooked this powerful tool. Take care.
Steve Rich Great to hear - Thanks Steve!
Thanks for the info, easy to follow
Never used it like that. Good tip!
Great video! Easy to follow and helped me out a lot, cheers!
Using that gradient really helps :).Thanks!!
Probably the best explanation of it I've heard so far.
Dominik Heidrich Appreciate it Dominik!
Best explanation and trick on split toning I have seen. Thank you.
Alan Morris Thanks Alan - glad you enjoyed the video!
Another great video. Your explanations are so clear, you've cleared up the concept of split toning for me.
Recycle Retirement That’s great to hear - mission accomplished👍
this is really useful about split toning. I'll check it out
Best Photography TH-cam Chanel EVER!!! I Have learned so much from you in a few videos that even after a week of researching about composition in landscape photography and other things, yours are the best and most informative out of all of them combined!!! You deserve so many more subscriber! i wish you the best of luck in your landscape photography and TH-cam careers! :)
Wonderful tutorial. I wasn't sure how to use split toning in my images and now I do. Thank you!!
Melissa M Thanks Melissa! Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video, definitely learnt something
Great video! Thank you! - Great teaching style - easy to keep up with - Appreciate your channel - subscribed today!!! Keep em coming!
Thank you soooo much for this lecture! It's been the best one to explain split-toning. What made it "click" for me was the use of the gradient map and then moving to a real photo!
Alicia TangoTweety Thanks so much for this Alicia! Very much appreciate the feedback - glad the video was helpful!
Hi Mark. I have used split toning for a bit but didn't really use properly. Thank you for showing me how. :)
This was easy to follow. Ty
Good explanation, thanks.
I never understood why split toning is there in LR but now i know after watching this video. You made it so easy to understand. Thank you 🙏
Nice video. I'm glad I found it.
Mark, I've learnt some really cool stuff from your videos like focus stacking, the Orton Effect and a few others. Split toning is very, very cool! Well, now I know how to use it. It can really make some photos pop! Thanks again!
Great content. Thank you for nice tricks
1:22 minutes into the video and I TOTALLY understand! great video Thank you for not beating around the bush!
Mark you really are the best at explaining in plain speak . Very informative and you seem such a nice guy . Thank you
David Gardner Much appreciated David! Thank you!
Awesome Mark,I too have never bothered with split toning until watching your blog.
Have to say it really dose give it that little something.
Nothing over kill,perfect👍🏻
Shaun Heath Thanks Shaun! I agree - just the right amount of awesome👍
Thanks Mark for another informative video. I use split toning but learned some new things here.
Awesome! Glad to hear the video was helpful Mark!
Great explanation of how to use split toning. Appreciate it.
Alan Yim Many thanks Alan!
Nice tips...thanks
Great video Mark. The tip on making a preset for a certain ST style is something I hadn't thought of. Great tip.
Thank ya Phillip! Happy to hear you were able to get some useful info out of the video!
Thanks again.
Finally a tutorial on split toning I understood. I've been using LR since V4 and have never attempted it with any success at all. I have numerous shots that I can apply this to now. Your videos are be beautifully done, clear and concise, to the point without being overdone and smoothly paced. I'll be watching this a few times.
Michael McPhee Many thanks Michael! Really appreciate it!
Thank you for a great video! I've been using the temperature slider and I think the split toning provides much more control of the color and feel of the image. I can't wait to use it!
Forrest Glad to do it and thank yoU for watching it!
Yooo I love that split toning thoo thanks !!
8:24 That is fantastic. Thanks for the demonstration/explanation.
BMRTV Thank yoU! Great to hear you enjoyed it!
Second video I’ve watched today and both have been unbelievably helpful. Thank you very much, Mark
Great to hear - thank you!
GREAT video, Mark! I learned something new and you make it look so easy. Thank you for sharing!
Colin Shreffler Awesome! Glad it was helpful Colin!
Thanks, Mark for the creative ideas. Was just playing with this last night. Amazing that I found this today.
William Charlesworth Glad to do it William!
Excellent and Thank You! I'm going into lightroom right now!
LCSlade Awesome- glad to hear it friend!
Love this, I’ve seen a few videos on the topic already, but found yours super fun to watch
Anonymous Wolf Thanks so much!
Great!!! Very useful tips on split toning... thanks Mark
Krishnaraj L Glad to do it!
When should you do the split tone in the editing process? before making any other adjustments? Thanks for the video! It's very helpful!
I've never thought of using split toning before, just did some experimenting with a couple of images, FANTASTIC tool. Thanks for sharing your knowledge Mark!
Phil McNamara It’s a great tool for sure👍 Thanks for watching Phil!
Loved the second photo! Wish we had snow where I live.
Came here to see how other people use split toning and really liked your channel. Cheers!
Igor Dalmolin Thank so much Igor! Happy to hear you like the videos👍
I'm loving your videos. I've been afraid of attempting any editing for years and have studiously avoided doing so but I've had to bite the bullet and am finding your explanations really accessible even as someone who's just stumbling around the very basics at the moment. Thanks.
cartonmardybum Thanks so much - very glad to hear you’re enjoying the videos!
The first black and white picture really helped
Mind blown
Mark, nicely done. I had worked with color grading before but not quite made use or fully appreciated split toning. You provide a nice balance of introduction along with detailed usage. Subscribing.
Never used this before so thanks for showing it!
RugbyLock0914 Glad to do it - thanks for watching!
Only just come across your channel. Had to subscribe. Definitely taught me a thing or two in the few videos that ive watched! Ive neglected the split toning panel but after this, il make full use of it. great video!
Christian Evans Thanks Christian! Really appreciate the sub👍
Excellent tutorial, clearly presented making the learning curve enjoyable. Thanks. Any way to keep original photo on screen while editing so you can see both for comparison?
You simplified split toning for me! Thanks!
MelserBonilla Awesome!! That’s great to hear.
Great video and tips thank you for sharing.
Marc Thomas Thanks Marc!
You really explained this well. Made it so easy to understand.
Kevin Many thanks Kevin!
Nice ! Thanks lot.
I like the split toning
Thanks for posting this. I had never used split toning. Didn't understand what it was about, how it could be used. Thanks.
Glad to do it Claude and thank you for watching it!