Gradient Maps — A Mysterious Feature Gives Beautiful Results

Posted by Richard Harrington on March 12, 2013

Posted in: Screencast. Tagged: Gradient Maps, Photoshop, richard harrington. 2 comments

Would you like to get great looking toned images? The gradient map is a little used feature with a lot of power inside Photoshop.
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2 comments on “Gradient Maps — A Mysterious Feature Gives Beautiful Results”

Michael Preston on March 12, 2013 at 6:28 am said:

Great tip…Thanks!
Richard Harrington on March 12, 2013 at 3:57 pm said:

Make sure you have proper contrast first. Can also change blending modes

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