Another experiment in split toning

Just playing around with some creative post processing. Hadn't played with split toning in a while and this flower seemed like it might make for a good candidate.

http://gallery.photographyreview.com...4/DSC_0224.jpg

What is split toning? The flower looks vaguely monochrome. The greenish cast doesn't work for me.

Basically it would be taking an image and adding a color to the highlights and a different color to the shadows. In this case I took a flower shot and converted to black and white. I then added a little yellow to the highlights and a little blue to the shadows.

Works for me. I wish there was a little more detail to the center black part though. But just a little..
Greg

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Originally Posted by Greg McCary

Works for me. I wish there was a little more detail to the center black part though. But just a little..
Greg

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Maybe a little something like this?

OK, Bravo. Clap Clap.......

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Originally Posted by Greg McCary

OK, Bravo. Clap Clap.......

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::takes a bow::...LOL Thanks :)

A nice composition Aaron.
As I see it... very effective PP What color would this be in nature? As a flower so to speak.Curious I am.
You guys are so hi-tech. What ever happened to straight out of the camera. LOL just joking. I've been reading a great book on how to use Capture NX.It's 360 pages...When I feel confident...look out. Ha!
I'll be doing 80 shot composites, 11 shot triple beam HDR's...ect.... :O)
I know I'm a rookie,I admit it!
I enjoy your work as always.
Rick

If my camera had a black and white mode I wouldn't have to process so much...LOL What can I say, I'm thoroughly intrigued by b&w photography and it's various techniques. I just picked up a couple books on b&w darkroom techniques and another on toning of b&w prints, hence the above experiment. Here's the original for comparison....

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Originally Posted by starriderrick

A nice composition Aaron.
As I see it... very effective PP What color would this be in nature? As a flower so to speak.Curious I am.
You guys are so hi-tech. What ever happened to straight out of the camera. LOL just joking. I've been reading a great book on how to use Capture NX.It's 360 pages...When I feel confident...look out. Ha!
I'll be doing 80 shot composites, 11 shot triple beam HDR's...ect.... :O)
I know I'm a rookie,I admit it!
I enjoy your work as always.
Rick

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Sounds like my kind of book. But I shot B&W film all morning with a 40 year old camera with a metering system designed by Noah. I call it manual shutter priority and it's a full stop off, sometimes? I think? How hi tech is that?LOL

I like the yellow version, but overall I find that there just isn't enough of the flower in focus to satisfy. Too little DOF, that is. If there was something on the petals that you were drawing attention to, it might work better.

GB

Thanks GB :) I'll have to keep that in mind. I seem to have a bad habit of shooting wide open which I need to break myself of :o

Interesting experiment

Thanks Don. I hope that's interesting good?:confused: :o :confused: