Modern Frequency Separation: So Much Easier! - Photoshop

I admire you video recorder ,do you have class for video .

is that ah NEUMANN U87? Sheesh.

The high frequency is the highpass filter?

Where is the frequency separation option on photoshop? Coming from affinity photo and they have it on the filters.

Thank you so much 🙏

I applied the technique to a friend's portrait and it works like a charm, my computer is old and slow so it takes a little to perform the operation but the result is quite amazing. I also used another technique I learned from you to brighten eyes, which I usually would do in LRClassic, duplicate layer, change to linear light, filter, other, high pass (dunno if correct as mine in Italian) then inverted mask and paint on the eyes to reveal, this layer along with the high and low pass ones, result is quite amazing for a nerd!!!

Grazie!!!

Funny. I used to adjust individual frequencies with a nifty photoshop plugin called Equalizer ( part of Kai Power Tools 6.0, if I remember correctly ), some 20 years ago! It worked great for removing unwanted discernable patterns in tillable textures ( like grass ), and was extremely intuitive. Note: I still have it somewhere, though one needs Photoshop 8.0 for it to work. KPT was awesome; still is, in fact.

Thanks for sharing this magics tricks and tips

I've just tried this method - amazing. Thank you.

Hi, first thing to say is that, not only do I appreciate the information and knowledge you share in your videos, but I also love your enthusiasm! I have a question - is there an automated method to create and apply luminosity masks to multiple images in Lightroom? AI? I am trying to speed up and simplify my workflow. At the moment I have to blend layers in Photoshop with manual luminosity masks, sort of as a manual HDR blending 3 images rather than a single exposure. I've been trying to send images off to a retoucher recently but the results have not been good. Thanks!

What is your computer profomane

Thanks so much for this! I'm a big fan.

When I try to use this method however, everytime I use the remove tool the resulting brush stroke is a gray line instead of blending the skin as in your video. As far as I can tell, I've followed your directions step for step. I've gone back through multiple times and can't figure out what's causing this. Any suggestions?

Which Photoshop version you are using?

The Remove Tool has gotten so good in recent years. It even seems to learn on the spot as you apply a second and third pass. It’s amazing.

Has anyone else noticed when using the Remove Tool with skin on the blurred layer, it often creates a slight red tint where you've used the tool? It's very faint, but it does show up on the final image, so I've had to switch to using the Healing Brush Tool instead. Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this. And before you ask, I have "Sample all layers" unchecked.

My G, I still use your OG skin smoothing action.

Hello, how get pluggins, becouse dont work actions ?

Nice work! I always enjoy your tutorials.

Are there neural filters built into photoshop that do what Retouch4me heal does?