Learn how to take your nude photography further. In this Photoshop Elements tutorial, you’ll find out how to add a split-tone effect for a classy finish to your colour nudes.
In this video tutorial you’ll discover how to apply a split tone effect to your nude portraits in Photoshop. You’ll find out how to use Gradient Maps and Adjustment Layers, adjusting colours to get the desired effect. This video comes from the latest issue of Digital Camera (Issue 110 – April 2011), which this month is a fine art nudes special. Available to buy in all good newsagents, get your copy for more advice on shooting nude portraits and more Photoshop tutorials and videos.
Posted on Tuesday, March 15th, 2011 at 12:11 pm under Photoshop Tutorials, Tutorials.
Tags: black and white photography, fine art photography, nude photography, Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, Photoshop Elements tutorials
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