Lightroom Quick Tips - Episode 86: Sepia Tone & More

This is the 86th episode of Lightroom Quick Tips where I give a quick Lightroom tip.

In this episode of Lightroom Quick Tips I demonstrate how to create a sepia toned image as well as a few more toning techniques that are popular today.

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[seanchristopher]

Love the sub tips such as the significance of holding the alt/option key, etc. Just one reason why your videos are among the best. thank you!

[ProfMary]

As always, Tony, your quick tips are excellent! I always learn something from them. Thank you for all you do to help photographers perfect their craft.

[emadfakhoury]

thank you Tony for another super tip you are very inspiring tutor.

[edc]

I watch your videos all the time! Great stuff!

[bobfenske]

Outstanding Anthony, thank you. With this tip I now understand how to creatively use split toning. Additionally using Lightroom to demonstrate the older traditional processes, is simply awesome. Regards From The Rock.

[craigmorrison]

Very helpful Anthony...as are all your videos.

[tcconner]

I can see that I have much to learn about sepia and color tone theory. Another good tutorial Tony. Thanks!

[mdturnerinoz]

Very helpful and succinctly explained and demonstrated! Thanks!

[miamidolphinsfan]

Thank you Anthony, this was most helpful !

[allandavies]

Anthony that was marvellous, great tips that. Never thought of that at all. I suppose it would also possible to save these tones to a personal preset. Yes ???

[richdt]

Awesome! Learn something new everyday. :)

[stevejarvis]

Hi Anthony. Great video and I copied this to my PC when you bought it out because I found it a useful reminder as to how to do this BUT of course this is now out of date. Would it be possible for you to update this showing us all how to convert a B&W to Sepia Tone using the new Colour Grading Tool in the up to date versions of Lightroom Classic? Thank you

[alltkangronska]

Thank you - did not know how to do Sepia before.

[donbigger]

I go to the blue color channel and pull down on the highlights ... bringing up the yellow

[oneeyedphotographer]

After much scratching of my head, I determined that this does not apply to LrC 2022.

I don't imaging colour deeloping chemicals would do anything useful to monochrome film. C41 to E6 and vice versa, maybe.