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<\/p>\nFirst, download this image. This is so you can see the same effect I see when you’re editing.<\/p>\n
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In Photoshop, go Image – Adjustments – Channel Mixer. I’m using Photoshop 7 so don’t worry, this feature has been around a long time!<\/p>\n
Tick Monochrome.<\/p>\n
Set the Red to 0.<\/p>\n
Now drag each slider to +100 and back to 0, to see which one has the least contrast<\/b>. In my tungsten-ful shots, it’s always Green. So I leave the Green at +120.<\/p>\n
Then, drag Blue down to negative and you will see the highlights fade into grey. I left it at -35.<\/p>\n
At this point, you may want to bring the Green up to say +150 (so that the shirt is in the middle) while bringing the Blue down to -70. Adjust as you like.<\/p>\n
Finally, add as much Red as you like.<\/p>\n
I won’t show you how the final picture ended up, so you can tweak it as you like! The numbers will be different for every picture so please don’t go “oh I need to set this slider to this number and this slider…<\/i>”<\/p>\n
You will notice that boosting channels will increase noise. Big deal, it’s black-and-white, it looks better! \ud83d\ude00<\/p>\n