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How to create a split tone coloring effect in Lightroom

Colin Smith

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A popular coloring effect is the split tone. This can be used to create many vintage film looks that people love. Here is an easy Lightroom tutorial, for you to make this effect in Lightroom, 6 or CC (This actually works in every version of Lightroom).


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One thought on “How to create a split tone coloring effect in Lightroom

  1. Tani Adams
    December 2, 2016 at 10:27 am

    I like how guys from FixThePhoto working with shadow in portraits, I send my works to him if I need

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