Secret slider for better Black and White in Lightroom

Colin Smith

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How to get the best Black and White conversion in Lightroom in 2 minutes

Here is a quick tip for making black & White photos in Lightroom, including a slider that makes a bigger difference than any of the others. The weird thing is this slider isn’t a black and white slider.

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Colin


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10 comments

  1. Michael Preston

    Thanks, Colin — Also, a slight bump (either way, as desired) with the Dehaze slider can sometimes serve as a final touch! 🙂

  2. Dennis Zito

    Hi Colin,
    Nope! I’ve never used the Temp and Tint sliders for Blk and Wht! I will now … Thanks for the Tip.
    Dennis

  3. Thanks Colin, I had noticed the temp and tint sliders were “available” but hadn’t thought to try them in B&W! Thanks, cool tip!

  4. Norman Wolfish

    Great tip. I never thought of using the color sliders. Also using the color picker icon for idividual colors is sosmart.
    Thnaks

  5. Crunch Hardtack

    Thanx for the excellent little tutorial Colin. Tint and Temperature sliders are something I’m assuming most, if not all of us would not have given a second thought to in editing for black & white photography. What great tools!

  6. colin nicol

    Will this work in CS6 camera raw?
    Also does the button exist for clicking on a colour and then altering the B&W tone by dragging left or right?
    Thanks,
    Colin

  7. Susan Kovnat Dorn

    Taking a B&W class now and will definitely try the temp and tint sliders. Thanks for the great tips.

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