Pro Skin Retouching - Pixelmator Pro Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this tutorial, you will learn some powerful and effective skin retouching techniques, including the frequency separation technique, to achieve a natural and smooth skin look.
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Update: Low Pass filter is already available in the latest version of Pixelmator Pro along with a dedicated Frequency Separation effect!
Perfect!
Please do a tutorial about it. Is pretty different to the frequency separation workflow I'm used to. Couldn't figure it out.
Is this high/low pass process still necessary after the selective clarity adjustments tool added in 3.3?
Our friend Joseph Slinker has made a great tutorial covering the new workflow. You can check it out here: th-cam.com/video/lauhJN-xbEI/w-d-xo.html
Hope this helps!
Frequency Separation is just a classic portrait retouching technique that many photographers are used to. This was one of the main reasons we decided to add it. But both techniques work just as good and it's nice to have a couple of different options.
By far my favorite software, but yikes that was quite too many steps, but I am pretty sure they will perfect it soon
I've been waiting for a tutorial like this, thank you! More videos like this, please, as they would be valuable for a pro and also for an amateur wanting to improve his family photos and such.
this is such an impressive lesson. ive tried skin smoothing effects in other programs thats just a slider but dang this looks so good.
Awesome FS retouching. Pixelmator team never fails to keep us updated and learned new things with tutorials.
Keep loving all of your tutorials!
This is exactly the tutorial I needed. Great video and yet another reason why picking Pixelmator Pro was the right choice for me.
Lol was waiting for this! THANK YOU!!
Yeah, we've wanted to cover this for a long time - glad we've managed to get around to it!
Brilliant, ❤ this! Please more photography tutorials just like this! Thank you
YES YES YES More pro tutorials like these in all spheres that the app is advertised for!!!! Pixelmator for the win
Absolutely magnificent app... never thought we could do it here ... bravo 👏🏿 thank you so so much for this tutorials
Do you announce Low Pass filter for the next update? 😃
Thanks for great tutorial guys! ❤
Please make more videos like this, it is very useful
Please keep doing those useful videos ! Pixelmator Pro is way more well integrated to iOS ecosystem, especially for RAW pictures coming from iPhone Pro. Would like to see « photo montage » technics !
works like charm
This was a great tutorial!
I am so very glad ive purchased this app. Very powerful and user-friendly
We're happy that you're happy!
ML Skin Retouching, many steps, thanks
finally made it through! got lost at merging layers, could find out how until i google it and it put me into arrange.
Fantastic
Thnx for a great tutorial!
You're very welcome! Glad you enjoyed it.
Please make more videos like this. Very useful ❤️
Will do! Glad you liked it.
Looks great. I suspect Pixelmator Pro is growing rapidly on the Photoshop side of things, as opposed to the others?
This is great, but doesn't scale. Is there any way to save the combination low and high pass filters in a way that can be quickly applied to any image, so that you don't have to go through the work of creating the layers and effects for every single picture?
good one
Спасибо за урок! Отличная программа и я с удовольствием ее использую!
Относительно ретуши, несколько смутило, что изначальное удаление деффектов кожи мы проводим грубо на том слое, который потом дублируем и раскладываем на частоты, нет ли более щадящего метода? Спасибо!
Good question! There are many different methods to skin retouching but we've found this particular one to be the most flexible, even though it isn't entirely nondestructive.
in which order should I do this with RAW photos?
because REPAIR- tool for example does the repairs for new separare layer and therefore messes up with the next steps.
Should I first edit the colours, etc for the raw photo, do this and never touch the colours of the RAW photo again as raw photo.
Could you please make a tutorial on how to colorize black and white images? Thanks!
We've already got something cooking!
Ai inteligence retouching era ;-)
Thanks a lot. Would be perfect if we could make a macro or action of it. Maybe that's something for the (near) future. . . .
Probably not for the immediate future but we've got a few ideas in mind. We'll see if anything more concrete comes out of it!
@@PixelmatorVideos hopefully these ideas are better than your “smart” move by going on subscription!
we need videos about 2.7 pixelmator for iOS and iPadOS
Дякую за новий урок!
does ipad version have layer function？
I don't find it
If you're using Pixelmator Photo, it's a fully nondestructive editor, so it works with a single photo/layer at a time. Our other app, Pixelmator for iOS, does offer layers as it's dedicated to creating designs rather than editing photos.
We need full tutorial for pixel mator for all tolls
Hi! Perhaps this Pixelmator Pro overview here will help: th-cam.com/video/7yIIvP4gPH8/w-d-xo.html
希望可以翻译中文版
i have to say that is too complicated comparing to photoshop and affinity photo
really? much to long proceeding
我不是专业人，感觉太复杂了
If you're looking to quickly smooth skin, make sure to check out the tutorial below. In this tutorial, we smooth skin using only one tool! 🪄
th-cam.com/video/cr0pnN3UqzY/w-d-xo.html
Too complicated compared to other apps like Affinity photo
The are quite a few steps to this tutorial so it might look a little intimidating at first but the process is rather simple once you learn the basics. That's not to say it cannot be improved! In fact, we have plans to include low pass filter as a standalone effect in the future and it should make skin editing even simpler in Pixelmator Pro.
This is too complicated, why not an easier way?
There are definitely some simpler ways to do that, for example, using the Selective Clarity adjustment. However, frequency separation is a "traditional" technique that a lot of photographers use, so we wanted to show how to do frequency separation in Pixelmator Pro. 🙏
🤣 Let's go to Adobe ...
I hoped you were going to get rid of the nose ring…