Frequency Separation Made Easy - Photoshop Tutorial
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- Today I'm bringing you a quick #Photoshop Tutorial on Skin retouching using Frequency Separation-
It's lately been one of my favourite techniques that I use for skin retouching alongside Dodging and Burning.
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You fixed the error 😁👍
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I love this way of doing freq separation for skin anomalies. We need to make natural skin texture an accepted thing again. Thank you so much for not supporting blurring out everything.
thank you for what you're doing here on CZcams. You don't even know how much you're helping a broke(n) aspiring photographer from Italy. Thank you
Put that curves layes on luminosity so that you afect the contrast and not the color. Cheers!
Can you explain a little more
@@GerrickTaylor23 he literally explained everything. use curve adjustment layer with blending mode "luminosity" cause curve affect your saturation when you increase or decrease contrast. contrast = black and white = luminosity = light and dark = highlight and shadow = yin and yang. lol hope that helpful
Thank you for this
I ve seen a lot of skin retouches but all of the destroyed the skin and made it look soapy and so fake .... finally I find your videos ! Thank you for sharing this is the best I ve seen till now !!! Love it !!!
Thank you it helped a lot. Now I can retouch skins without losing the textures.
I've watched a lot of videos for this and yours was the one that helped me the most so thank you
Wow thanks alot ,this is more easy and more effective
I am your new fan... Love it
This was the best tutorial I found for helping me with achieving an even skin tone in my photography subjects. Thanks so much!
Super helpful, I was able to learn this fast and quick thanks to very clear instructions. Big up yourself Anita!
Thank you so much
this was so helpful . thanks for creating this video. i hope to learn more tips and technics from you.
Easy and straight to the point. thanks for this
Great share. Thanks
Super helpful! Than you so much, Anita!
First!!
Thank you for being my inspiration and sharing tips and tricks ♥️
Hey Misses sure thing you’re so welcome!
i prefer this over the blur tutorials
Thank you Anita for making a great tutorial!
I like your frequency separation tips Thanks for sharing mam
Great Work - I am very familiar with Frequency Separation but I always like to see how others use it. Always Learning:)
Happy to see a corrected upload, good work 😊
Tomos sure thing, I want to make sure that people that watch this get all the correct info :)
Thanks Anita. Really enjoy your videos, keep it up!
Wow! Thank you for this! I knew i didn't like the super blurred version of frequency separation and this is amazing.
Very nice result 👍
Thank you Anita!
i never knew you used different apply image settings for 8 but and 16 bit, could you explain why that is please
For my experience only need to change 2/128 or 2/0 (8/16 bits) in substract mode, are the same results, don't need to invert and add mode
Thank you so much!! This is REALLY useful!!
You've got a new subscriber👏🏻
Thank you 💙💙💙💙
Love your pro like videos. Helps me loads with my editing
Such a helpful video! Thanks so much!!!!
Great video!
So good.
Super tutorial. Dzięki.
THIS HELPS SO MUCH THANK YOU
Nice tips thanks!
Thank you
thank you ,you are great person
16 bit is an extra way of saing RAW right? I went to image > mode and changed it to 16 bit channel
Perfect thank you♥
Thanks for this. That being said, where I live, it's very hard to find fresh-faced models with great skin. Can you do a frequency separation on a model with acne?
Hello Joseph, yes you can. It might take you more time and patience, but it is possible. You might want to use a mix of Frequency separation, micro and global dodge and burn and skin color correction. If you need help or questions, feel free to message me :). Cheers
Hi Anita! Thanks for this video! Is there any way to copy and paste the frequency seperation results that we got in one image to other photos? Or do I have to edit each photo individually? Thank you!
Soo, what's the deal with the settings having to be different in 16 bit mode? As far as I've seen in the first video, the '8 bit' settings worked in the 16 bit mode
p.s. I can't wait to try your approach to frequency separation! The way I learned it, you just add more blur on the color layer in the places you want to correct, but your approach looks way better and harder to overdo
yea I have no idea what she's talking about there. I've been using the "8 bit approach" with 16 bit images for a long time now
I greatly appreciate the information you shared with us. The experience I have had with many retouching tools has not been satisfactory. I learned recently about autoRetouch, an excellent AI-powered tool with the most features of any retouching program. What do you think of the tool?
Dobre. Dzieki :D
You are a kindly of idol for me, thanks :)
amei muito as dicas
very helpful video! thanks :))
I was wondering how does she bring up that TABLE OF NUMBERS in photoshop? Through a plugging? As I do not know how on earth to do it
Sorry, I'm still learning but how did you 'group' your two layers. You just did something really quick there without explaining. Thanks!
it is rather simple bro: just select the 2 layers you wish to group and press Ctrl+G i am not sure if it Option+G on a MAC but that is how you create a group for layers.
Your work is amazing, but sometimes I couldn't see the mouse 🤔❤️
Ahhh sorry! That’s odd, maybe it’s a glitch in my screen recording
@@sadowskaphoto I think so, it's only at the left side. Anyways, your videos are super helpful!
@@sadowskaphoto when applying linear light, it didn’t work 😩
Thanks
What camera and what lens use for most of your photo and which one do you prefer shooting with a professional Image? 🙏
what's the difference between "add" and "substract" on apply image Anita?can you please explain..thank you
for some reason, my texture layer is not showing the texture after I do the "apply image" step. And I am doing the correct settings for 8 bit. It is just showing a gray screen. And I have it on the correct "color" layer. What's going on?
Thank you Anita. Are you Polish girl? I just show you on Irene Rudnik chanel and I came here. Have a nice evenig !
Is there a way to download your layers directly??
how do i know how many bit my photo has? i only heard of video bit rate though. I'm using canon 6d mark ii
Thank u Next ......... Next..........👍👍👍👍👍👍
I don't get it why not just use it all without freq separation?
i use affinity photo but can you just use the clone tool on photoshop? that's much easier than circling everything with the eliptical. much faster too! especially if you're using a mouse like me...
You can use the clone tool in AP as well when doing frequency separation. 😉
@@marthayangvang4702 I know. I'm saying you can in AP and I'm recommending using it in photoshop if it's possible cause it should be easier
How will i know if it’s 8 BIT or 16 BIT?
What do you do at 2:50 with the layers after choosing linear light? I see you eliminate a layer..
she puts them in a group
what screen recorder do you use?
Hi there. I just got my Mac and I’m excited about editing. But i really your help or anyone’s that is. I had an hp and i couldn’t edit the raw photos so i had to convert to DNG. Do you have to do same on the Mac or you can edit raw photos on the Mac?
download Adobe Bridge, as well as Adobe camera raw. you need both.
no way !
Love this! How do you know whether your image is 8 BIT or 16 BIT?
I believe 8 bit is a JPEG image and 16 bit is a RAW image
@@whoisholloway thank you!
It didn’t become the same layer , it became blurry and lighter , what’s the deal?
alright. in the past i unsubbed because of my immature nature. but i shall sub again because you allowed us to edit this image. i shall upload it to my IG with giving you the proper credit. i really hope you dont mind this. so thank you. You have gained me back as a subscribers
royandescartes I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic or not, but sure? I guess 😅
@@sadowskaphoto i swear i am not being sarcastic. nor rude. nor disrespectful. I LOVE editing images. Retouching specifically. i even followed you on Instagram moments ago. I would not BS you. not now. not ever. i am truly grateful that you did this and it means a lot to me. So thank you VERY MUCH (heart symbol) im sorry about my immature behavior before.
how to know if i am using an 8bit or 16bit?
sofia and john go to mode on the top bar of photoshop
Why use this technique if you will just edit in a destructive way vs using empty layers between the texture and tones??!??!
You really need to say what tools are you using for every passage, someone that has never done this finds this video very difficult to follow, sorry, i appreciated what you do, but it becomes frustrating without all the steps shown.
The music is louder than your voice. I can only hear really half of what you're saying =/
First you never use it because it is not good as you said.. And now you like it ??
the model looks as if she's going to have a cold sore in 2 hours. I'd have photoshopped that.