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Mr. Blaik
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July 12, 2021
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Adding sepia tint to black & white photograph.

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I am in no way tech savvy but there must be an easier way these days to get a sepia tint to a black and white photograph. I know that I have managed it in the past but I have totally forgotten how and I am finding no real help or guidance either in the on-line tutorials or google. They all seem quite long winded and utterly confusing. Any help will be appreciated and the simpler the better. Thank you in advance.

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SJRiegel
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July 12, 2021

Adjustment Layer > Photo Filter

Choose Sepia and adjust the intensity. 

 

 

    c.pfaffenbichler
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    c.pfaffenbichlerCommunity Expert
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    July 12, 2021

    Could you please post screenshots with the pertinent Panels (Toolbar, Layers, Options Bar, …) visible? 

     

    I would recommend converting to RGB if the image isn’t RGB not already and then

    • using a Solid Color Layer set to Blend Mode Color or 

    • a Gradient Map Adjustment Layer or 

    • a Curves Layer … 

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    Mr. Blaik작성자
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    July 12, 2021

    Thank you Mr. Pfaffenbilcher,

     

    You have just managed to confuse me even more, As I say I am not tech savvy so I do not understand what screen shots you would like.

    Basically I collect old photographs whsich are either already in black & white or in sepia. I try to take the same or similar photographs today which are obviously in colour. Yes, I cam convert to B&W quite simply but I am struggling to find a realtively simple method by which I can convert a photograph into a sepia print or indeed just add a sepia  tint to a B&W photo or just a simple "wash" of a light sepia to a black and white photograph to give the appearance of ageing.

    I struggle with most of the tools on Photoshop, or if not the tools themselves then their description. I suppose what I am looking for is a simple method like Image : Adjustments: and then the option of "sepia" with a precentage of colour added to the black and white tab or somewhere that can be easily found without having to struggle quite so much.

     

    If you are able to offer a simple method that is easy to remember then I would be extremely grateful

     

    Kind regards

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    Mr. Blaik작성자
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    July 12, 2021

    »I do not understand what screen shots you would like.«

    A screeenshot of the image open in Photoshop to see how far you have gotten so far. 

    Talking about images but not actually showing them – how efficient does that seem to you? 

     

    »a simple method like Image : Adjustments«

    »simple« sometimes translates to »bad«, so I recommend you don’t apply Adjustment destructively but use 

    • Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Gradient Map (and then change to Gardient according to your needs) or 

    • Layer > New Fill Layer > Solid Color, select a brown color and set the Layer to Blend Mode Color or … 


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