Other Adjustment Controls

If you are making a positive into negative image, here is how it is;

  • Posterization. This effect was once done in the darkroom with separate negatives that, when printed together, reduced the tonality of an image to only a few tones. This filter lets you choose the amount of tonal levels to make a posterization, though usually 2-4 are sufficient. Too many will look too much like a conventional photograph. This effect works particularly well with black-and-white images.
  • Threshold. Use this filter to immediately convert an image to high-contrast black and white. To control the level of threshold, adjust the filter's histogram 
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