The Tutorial for Conversion of Ordinary Image to Duotone Image


What is Duotone?
Duotone is halftone reproduction of image over the other image or picture by the superimposition technique. Traditionally black color will be superimposed over the color pictures.
Duotone is the generic name for multitone printing, which can be done with two, three or four inks. This process requires that the press be set up with special inks, usually PANTONE-designated colors, instead of the standard CMYK inks used for process color printing. Usually the images are printed with a dark base color and a lighter second color, overprinted to fill in, tint and tone the photo or graphic.
Duotone color mode in Photoshop supports between one to four colors of ink. Because home inkjet printers are far better at printing full-color images than black and white, many photographers and designers use Photoshop Duotone processing to improve their artwork/prints. Photoshop's Duotone mode is also commonly used for creating sepia toned prints, using black and yellow inks, sometimes with a third color.
What is the use of Duotone images?
Duotone is just a color mode which we are using in adobe photoshop. We are using this for converting the color picture in a black shade picture.

Here is some small tutorial based on the duotone images, how the ordinary image is converted in to the duotone image.
The image giving below is the sample of the tutorial showing that how the image was earlier and how will be it after converting it into duotone images.









This tutorial will be really clear for you because i have uploaded the pictures which could easily understandable for you in converting the images into duotone.

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