B&W Adjustment Layer – Explore Infrared

Many photographers have explored the B&W Adjustment layer found in the more recent versions of Photoshop

Russ Burden

Updated October 25, 2016

But how many have dug deeper to realize there’s an infrared option in the pull down menu?

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Originally Published December 17, 2012

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