The Magic of Frequency Separation in Photoshop
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Date: 2022-07-19
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Sweetlite
Watching carefully I notice when removing the blemishes and using the spot healing brush. if you watch very carefully you'll notice it eliminates the blemish but replaces it with a patch that has not texture. Watching further, it does this every time he heals a spot. I'll stick with the clone stamp tool and pick my clone source, and if there is a variation in color just fix it in the Frequency Separation group. kind of the point of the FR group anyway yes?
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Watching carefully I notice when removing the blemishes and using the spot healing brush. if you watch very carefully you'll notice it eliminates the blemish but replaces it with a patch that has not texture. Watching further, it does this every time he heals a spot. I'll stick with the clone stamp tool and pick my clone source, and if there is a variation in color just fix it in the Frequency Separation group. kind of the point of the FR group anyway yes?
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David
Hi PIXimperfect. I have a problem using the lassoo tool to select an area of skin near a hard boundary like a hem or strap or hair line. Where the colour of the fabric or hair is much darker or lighter than the skin, the blurring brings a lighter or darker shade into the selected area. This still happens when I reduce the selection feathering to 0. Any idea how I can get around this? Many thanks for your tutorials, btw!
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Hi PIXimperfect. I have a problem using the lassoo tool to select an area of skin near a hard boundary like a hem or strap or hair line. Where the colour of the fabric or hair is much darker or lighter than the skin, the blurring brings a lighter or darker shade into the selected area. This still happens when I reduce the selection feathering to 0. Any idea how I can get around this? Many thanks for your tutorials, btw!
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Rizka
Hi! Your tutorials helped me a lot. But I have a question, though. I follow every single steps. But when it comes to blur the skin tone image, the lassoe-d circle isn't blurry. It's darken. The more I increase the blur the darkerr the circle is, like a birthmark. And yet the pores is still visible.
Then I tried the details step, the healing brush creates a red trails like lava.
Please help.
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Hi! Your tutorials helped me a lot. But I have a question, though. I follow every single steps. But when it comes to blur the skin tone image, the lassoe-d circle isn't blurry. It's darken. The more I increase the blur the darkerr the circle is, like a birthmark. And yet the pores is still visible.
Then I tried the details step, the healing brush creates a red trails like lava.
Please help.
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MR
If you are using the Details Layer to remove / reduce Wrinkles - why not use it to remove Blemishes - there is nothing wrong with what you did it just seems odd to do Blemishes on a separate Layer. Also you forgot to mention that when working on the Details Layer with the Clone Tool / Spot Healing Brush or Healing Brush it must be set to Current Layer
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If you are using the Details Layer to remove / reduce Wrinkles - why not use it to remove Blemishes - there is nothing wrong with what you did it just seems odd to do Blemishes on a separate Layer. Also you forgot to mention that when working on the Details Layer with the Clone Tool / Spot Healing Brush or Healing Brush it must be set to Current Layer
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John
You are doing really great. I am learning so much based on your videos. And the way you present your infornation is really fun. I like your calm and ambitioned way, always friendly, happy and with good and easy to understand explanations.
Thank you so much. You are making the best Ps tutorials I have seen so far.
Greetings from germany.
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You are doing really great. I am learning so much based on your videos. And the way you present your infornation is really fun. I like your calm and ambitioned way, always friendly, happy and with good and easy to understand explanations.
Thank you so much. You are making the best Ps tutorials I have seen so far.
Greetings from germany.
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Sinhala
It's been 5yrs ago you published this video and when I watch this today (2021/07/14) i am really glad to see how you were then and how you are now. You are such a beautiful and motivative person. Finally you are the best photoshop teacher on the internet.
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It's been 5yrs ago you published this video and when I watch this today (2021/07/14) i am really glad to see how you were then and how you are now. You are such a beautiful and motivative person. Finally you are the best photoshop teacher on the internet.
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Yogesh
Hey,
Please let me know does setting change for 8 bit and 16 bit images while apply image? What is the bit rate of this image which you have used in this tutor?
Manu thanks in advance.
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Hey,
Please let me know does setting change for 8 bit and 16 bit images while apply image? What is the bit rate of this image which you have used in this tutor?
Manu thanks in advance.
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7th
man even 4 years ago compared to your videos now. hysterical and awesome! The upgrade from then to now is awesome! I really enjoyed this video and loved the step by step. it helped me tons!
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man even 4 years ago compared to your videos now. hysterical and awesome! The upgrade from then to now is awesome! I really enjoyed this video and loved the step by step. it helped me tons!
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Melody
I think this has to be the best tutorial on frequency separation I have seen. Others have so many extra (and unnecessary) steps, while this one gets quicker and better results. Awesome!
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I think this has to be the best tutorial on frequency separation I have seen. Others have so many extra (and unnecessary) steps, while this one gets quicker and better results. Awesome!
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Dreadnought
Your tutorial was just what I needed. My photoshop skills have done so much better because of your tutorials. My skills have moved to a new level.
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Your tutorial was just what I needed. My photoshop skills have done so much better because of your tutorials. My skills have moved to a new level.
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Birgetta
Is there a reason you made a copy of the background for Blemishes instead of making a new regular layer and using that and sampling current & below?
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Is there a reason you made a copy of the background for Blemishes instead of making a new regular layer and using that and sampling current & below?
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Bart
because in blending is to subtract and not add, because in many videos I see the same technique but with adding, scale equal to 2 and offset to 0.
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because in blending is to subtract and not add, because in many videos I see the same technique but with adding, scale equal to 2 and offset to 0.
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1ds18cs160_
I have just come across the this old video of yours and thinking how much progress you have made till today btw huge fan of your tutorials.
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I have just come across the this old video of yours and thinking how much progress you have made till today btw huge fan of your tutorials.
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Iran
Why is it when I use the healing brush tool on the details later, it just paints on some harsh brush stroke instead of the sampled area?
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Why is it when I use the healing brush tool on the details later, it just paints on some harsh brush stroke instead of the sampled area?
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ryan. durant
I tried to edit my gradpic on my own, and you can teach so good, i didnt imagine i'll be able to do it, but i did. Thanks bro
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I tried to edit my gradpic on my own, and you can teach so good, i didnt imagine i'll be able to do it, but i did. Thanks bro
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UnComon
What a nice brother. How to know so much? Our head is nothing but you can see your video and forget about it later. What can I do?
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What a nice brother. How to know so much? Our head is nothing but you can see your video and forget about it later. What can I do?
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EarlySunsets
Thank you for this great video! Can you explain why you put scale at 2 and offset at 128? Will this work for any image?
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Thank you for this great video! Can you explain why you put scale at 2 and offset at 128? Will this work for any image?
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Wendy
This tutorial was fantastic, Unmesh. You can teach better than anybody else when it comes to Piximperfect! Thank you so much!
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This tutorial was fantastic, Unmesh. You can teach better than anybody else when it comes to Piximperfect! Thank you so much!
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Jeorge
thanks a lot. your explanation is fast, clear and direct to the point, making all your tutorials not boring. good job. =)
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thanks a lot. your explanation is fast, clear and direct to the point, making all your tutorials not boring. good job. =)
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andrew
I know its a Ps tutorial but my question is can you do all that in lightroom? as this is what I about to get
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I know its a Ps tutorial but my question is can you do all that in lightroom? as this is what I about to get
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