Split Tone Mono - Creative Lightroom Episode 7 

That's the beauty of most creative processes, there's so many ways you can go about it and still come to the same results.

Another excellent video. Thank you for making awesome effects accessible to those of us who are still learning. I am amazed at how easy you make it to create awesome photos.

Short and direct tutorial, simply great, thanks!! the tip of adding 180 is marvellous.

Your tutorials are wonderful! They are in detail and easy to understand!

Thank you tremendously, Gavin. I hate to even admit that this is a new concept for me albeit one I intend to practice and use. Wonderfully simple presentation on your part. Cheers.

Thank you, Gavin, for this great tutorial! A short way to get great looks in my photos!

Add or subtract 180..that's a great tip. Great video again Gavin. Thanks

another great video Gavin! well done!

Thank you Gavin. I have never used this feature before! I will go & give it a go :-)

You are right. And another way is to hold the Alt key and move the Hue slider. This gives you a 100% saturation preview, so you can choose the color you want and then just move the saturation to the amount you like.

If you hold "Alt" and move the Hue slider, it displays the color (at 100% saturation). You can then adjust saturation after picking a hue.

Excellent tutorial. I wonder if this is the same thing they did to achieve the effect you see in movies like the Matrix (Green split toning) and The Book of Eli (sepia and blue)? Instead of making it black and white they decreased the saturation a bit to enhance the desired effect.

this is a great tutorial, once again very informative

Was this shot in a cloudy day? Very nice shot, even the greens outside the window shows.

love this new trick thank you! Will be looking forward to your other tutorials, so easy!

Excellent video - thanks Gavin.

Great tutorial as usual! Thanks Gavin!

One benefit is that more people will have Photoshop than Lightroom. A lot of people also don't use Lightroom for their processing but instead things like Aperture or Capture One. Photoshop is a tool that most photographers will have. It also means less round tripping too if you're intending to do more complex edits rather than something simple like adjusting the levels and cropping and the like.

Gavin explains it all very well.

Great picture, alterations make it look ever better, i noticed the floor lines were slightly curved, could they have been straightend,?

Your videos are great. Thank you!

that was a good tutorial, but i am always confused as to how to decide the color combination for highlights and shadows...Can you give some suggestions about the best color combinations for highlights and shadows for portrait as well as landscape portrait images??

Thanks Gavin!..your awesome!

Thanks for the video. Question- what is the rationale behind the +180 rule for shadows?

Thank you Gavin, great explanation as allways

Awesome. I'm going to use this right now.

Thanks Gavin ... really helpful. Please could you advise how you would use the highlight slider in post crop vignetting?

Thanks again! Great tutorial.

Well, you don't have to use the saturation slider first. You can just use the little box on the right of "Highlights" and "Shadows" and then access to a color picker where you can choose you color and saturation at the same time.

awesome sir as always. thanks a lot!

Great video. Thanks

This tip is awesome! Thank you!

it isnt just 180 that works for the split toning , you can use 90 ,270 and 360 .bigger the number more aggressive the tone difference. 180 is a "compliment oposite" hue. if you use "colour scheme designer"

Super Nice man!!

Thanks so much for explaining this !

Thanks Gavin, another thing I can try :)

Great stuff!

I'm sure you're going to show some cool tricks with the new radial filter soon ;-)

is that Viewsonic your primary monitor? What model is it? thanks!

Great Gavin :D

also theres..triad and tretrad schemes. . - or + 30 to the 180 for a colder or warmer combo. which is 150 or 210.

why did you add 180 to the hue to work out the shadows?

Hey Gavin, any chance you could made a video about manually blending a few images together? I'm thinking about real estate shots with lots of detail everywhere, but without the ugly HDR look. :)

Guys, as a newcommer to this gentleman's channel, pardon me as I ask: why Lightroom tutorials? Why not Photoshop? Is LR better than PS? Thx

Can you do split tone with Photoshop Elements? Just wondering....

Thank you SO much!

your office is in an empty pantry or wardrobe ?

Where did u get the 180 from?

I liked the video before i watch it

Thanks , that helped

Thank you so much.

He is doing lightroom week.....there are plenty of PS tutorials on his channel and he will do more in the future.... :)

you rock!

so can't i do it in ps ?

i was going to put thte same comment! why 190 @ 4:04 ???? Mr. Gavin Hoey would you pleasee explain more !!!

you can also use 45 or 135 . seems is many combos just using basic math.

He is an expert in Photoshop.. See his older videos..

Yiss a new episode! ಠ◡ಠ

Is that shirt saying gaytrain?

Was hoping these tuts would be longer And more informative ... These Mon videos are shorts ...

over expiration !! but thanks , :)

I thought that said "Gaytrain.com" at first...

WHAT??? No clarity? Are you ill sir?