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Sepia Toning Is Easy

Sepia toning can be applied to an image whether black and white or full color. Here’s some results. You do get a certain archival look to it. I usually convert image to monochrome and then apply sepia tone as you see in the second set of samples. You can adjust the strength. See link at…

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Sepia toning can be applied to an image whether black and white or full color. Here’s some results. You do get a certain archival look to it. I usually convert image to monochrome and then apply sepia tone as you see in the second set of samples. You can adjust the strength. See link at bottom for how Adobe suggests you can do it. Photoshop helps but you should be able to do it in other image editing programs.

The image is of the hallways of the Department Of The Interior Building In Washington D.C.   I believe I used the full color image because of the colorfulness of those murals!

Original Full Color Image
Sepia applied to full color image.

 

Color image converted to Monochrome.
Sepia applied to Monochrome

Here’s another example with the Purple Coneflower adding sepia to a converted monochrome image.

Closeup of Purple Coneflower in full color
A closeup of the Purple Coneflower converted first to monochrome and then applying Sepia.

 

Here’s the link to Adobe’s methods of using Sepia Tone.  Feel free to contact me with any questions.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5 responses to “Sepia Toning Is Easy”

  1. katelon Avatar

    Beautiful photos. That floor and mural is stunning.

    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar

      I was fortunate to have a friend who works there. It is also the headquarters for the National Park Service. Those murals were painted years ago.

  2. Stella, oh, Stella Avatar

    I like sepia, it gives this historical touch.

    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar

      I plan to use it more often. Have to shake things up

  3. Stella, oh, Stella Avatar

    I like sepia, it vthis historical touch!

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