This image was originall a bright color image.  It was converted to grayscale and the light was lowered.

The result is a picture that you could never tell wasn't taken in the moonlight.

This image is a good example of a very subtle 'multi-tone' image.  It has two tones, a reddish and brown tone that are very close to each other.

The background has a slightly offset color (more red) than the foreground, giving a nice quality to the image.

This picture, ca 1905, is a nice example of selective duotoning.

Originally set out as a traditional duotone, just undoing the hair (which is white) and some subtle areas converted this picture into a nice duotone that also seems almost like it's in color.

The main effect is to ...

This image shows how duotoning and also changing the contrast can add a very interesting tone to a picture.

The result for this image turns it into a mysterious and timeless picture.  The original was a plain color picture.

This is another image that only has one tone in it, and came out much better than the original color.

In the original color image, the gold tones change from place to place.  With the new image, the gold tone is constant, causing the image to have a more artistic merit.

This is a great exampel of a duotone that not only looks like a color picture, but looks better than the color picture.

This shows the idea behind the idea of getting a stark picture that has the tonal qualities of a black and white image mixed with the qualities of a color picture.

This image is a modern-day picture made to look more like an antique picture from the 60's or earlier.

A blue and yellow base was used, and then the Sagelight vintage function was used to add variation and stains to the image.

This image was taken as a black-and-white image in Manzanar Japanese Relocation Camp in WWII.

By using only two tones, the image looks just as if it were taken in color.

This image is a nice version of a duotone created from a grayscale version of a picture that was originally color.

The result is an artistic sense to a real picture.

This is a nice two-tone duotone, or 'multi-tone'.  The color on the face is only slightly different than the rest of the image.

As with other color duotones, the effect of using only two specific tones makes the image look clean and somewhat surrealistic.

This image has just one tone in it, but it looks nearly identical to color picture.

Duotones that look like a color picture -- rather than a toned black-and-white image -- can often have a 'clean' & stark look to it that draw in the viewer.

With this image, add a vignette, and it ...

This image is an example of a purposely very stark image that is meant to have more the tonal qualities of an black-and-white image while adding realistic and deep color.

The result is a very serious looking picture!

This image is another stark picture edging more to the black-and-white tonal qualities, but with color.

It also has two tones, one that is more yellow and the other more brown.  The result is a nice backrdrop while the color of the eyes and beak come out in a very strong manner.

Einstein as a two-color 'multi-tone'.  This image has two colors, one for the face and one for the rest of the image.  The facial tone is just slightly more red than the rest of the picture to add realism.

The tones do not vary, so if you look at the picture closely, you'll see only ...