Thread by @unicodeveloper

Day 9: Do you know you can create your own Duotone filter with @cloudinary ? It's clear, and straight-forward to implement.

Take a good look at this image. So how do you apply the filter? Check the next tweet #25DaysOfMediaMagic

@cloudinary You need to apply the `e_grayscale` and `e_tint` parameters to the image URL been served by @cloudinary

So the resulting URL will be: res.cloudinary.com/unicodeveloper… #25DaysOfMediaMagic

@cloudinary You can assign a numerical value to the `e_tint` parameter to make a perfect blend of what you want just like the image below:

Check out the resulting URL; I set 10 as the value of `e_tint` : res.cloudinary.com/unicodeveloper… #25DaysOfMediaMagic

@cloudinary Check out another iteration:

I set a color value to the `e_tint` parameter like so...`e_tint:50:blue`:

The resulting URL will be res.cloudinary.com/unicodeveloper… #25DaysOfMediaMagic

@cloudinary Finally, what if you want more than one color at a time?

Maybe a combination of colors, e.g yellow and blue?

All you need to do is chain the values like so; `e_tint:50:blue:yellow`

The resulting URL will be res.cloudinary.com/unicodeveloper…

Damn..."Looking sharp!" #25DaysOfMediaMagic

You can try the various combos yourself and come up with something interesting!

We will continue tomorrow. Stay tuned! #25DaysOfMediaMagic 🔥🚀💥