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You don't actually sound like you want greyscale. You want a toned image.

In Photoshop....

  • Image > Adjustments > Desaturate
  • Add a new layer above and fill it with #52524A#52524A
  • Set #52524A#52524A layer Blend Mode to color
  • Add a mask to allow the color to only cover the image area (and leave transparent areas transparent.)

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You can do the same exact thing by adding a Color Overlay Layer Style set to color.

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You don't actually sound like you want greyscale. You want a toned image.

In Photoshop....

  • Image > Adjustments > Desaturate
  • Add a new layer above and fill it with #52524A
  • Set #52524A layer Blend Mode to color
  • Add a mask to allow the color to only cover the image area (and leave transparent areas transparent.)

enter image description here

You can do the same exact thing by adding a Color Overlay Layer Style set to color.

enter image description here

You don't actually sound like you want greyscale. You want a toned image.

In Photoshop....

  • Image > Adjustments > Desaturate
  • Add a new layer above and fill it with #52524A
  • Set #52524A layer Blend Mode to color
  • Add a mask to allow the color to only cover the image area (and leave transparent areas transparent.)

enter image description here

You can do the same exact thing by adding a Color Overlay Layer Style set to color.

enter image description here

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Scott
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You don't actually sound like you want greyscale. You want a toned image.

In Photoshop....

  • Image > Adjustments > Desaturate
  • Add a new layer above and fill it with #52524A
  • Set #52524A layer Blend Mode to color
  • Add a mask to allow the color to only cover the image area (and leave transparent areas transparent.)

enter image description here

You can do the same exact thing by adding a Color Overlay Layer Style set to color.

enter image description hereenter image description here

You don't actually sound like you want greyscale. You want a toned image.

In Photoshop....

  • Image > Adjustments > Desaturate
  • Add a new layer above and fill it with #52524A
  • Set #52524A layer Blend Mode to color
  • Add a mask to allow the color to only cover the image area (and leave transparent areas transparent.)

enter image description here

You can do the same exact thing by adding a Color Overlay Layer Style set to color.

enter image description here

You don't actually sound like you want greyscale. You want a toned image.

In Photoshop....

  • Image > Adjustments > Desaturate
  • Add a new layer above and fill it with #52524A
  • Set #52524A layer Blend Mode to color
  • Add a mask to allow the color to only cover the image area (and leave transparent areas transparent.)

enter image description here

You can do the same exact thing by adding a Color Overlay Layer Style set to color.

enter image description here

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Scott
Scott
  • 211.5k
  • 21
  • 297
  • 575

You don't actually sound like you want greyscale. You want a toned image.

In Photoshop....

  • Image > Adjustments > Desaturate
  • Add a new layer above and fill it with #52524A
  • Set #52524A layer Blend Mode to color
  • Add a mask to allow the color to only cover the image area (and leave transparent areas transparent.)

enter image description here

You can do the same exact thing by adding a Color Overlay Layer Style set to color.

enter image description here