Digital BW, The Print

Assuming you are using Paul Roarks curves, (He has 5, from cool to warm,
with the MIS VM Inkset), you would select the area you want to be warm,
and with a photoshop adjustment curve, make a curve with his warm curve.
Then inverse your selection, and make another adjustment layer using his
cold curve. Resulting print will be part cold and part warm.

Jerry

"nsams2002 " wrote:
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> Could I get a definition/explanation, please, of "split tone
> effects."  Thanks in advance.
> 
> Norm
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