How to Use Gradient Maps to Convert an Image to Black and White in Photoshop
If there’s one thing Photoshop has no shortage of, it’s options. By my estimate, there are approximately 8 million ways to do any one thing in there. Creating a black & white effect is no exception. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to use Gradient Maps to convert an image to black and white, which is just one of my favorite ways to do so.
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