Walkthrough: How To Use Frequency Separation In Photoshop, Step-By-Step
In this video, I walk through step-by-step the Frequency Separation in Photoshop - one of the best techniques for retouching skin. Frequency separation is one of the most useful techniques for retouching skin but it can seem a bit daunting to begin with. In this video, I explain a simple step-by-step process for setting up the layers and then retouching the skin.
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I’m just getting into this and it is extremely helpful.
I was working on a 16-bit image and came across the Apply Image settings which I am sharing here:
For the Low Frequency the guidance on FStoppers was to Invert the channel, but then set blending to Add (not Subtract). Lastly, Scale was still 2, but offset was 0 (instead of 128).
Excellent tut Paul!
I’m just getting into this and it is extremely helpful.
I was working on a 16-bit image and came across the Apply Image settings which I am sharing here:
For the Low Frequency the guidance on FStoppers was to Invert the channel, but then set blending to Add (not Subtract). Lastly, Scale was still 2, but offset was 0 (instead of 128).
Source: https://fstoppers.com/post-production/ultimate-guide-frequency-separation-technique-8699
Thanks,
Niall
Hi Paul, I didn’t see the setting for 16 bit, can you please post them, thank you.