Use Frequency Separation to smooth skin in Affinity Photo

[@BroughtonCF]

Learned a new one with the eyes! What a quick great quick tool that is.

[@mavfan1]

That's Carla Monaco. I shot with her back in 2012 in London. She's a really fantastic model.

[@mphotography1349]

Thanks, watching this helped. The dodge on the eyes 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@billfried626]

Thanks! Understated and comprehensive.

[@HMaxTube11]

Thorough, professional, helpful. Subscribed.👍👏⭐️

[@chrisefc3579]

Thankyou for this, really helpful video, lovely clear explanations too. Much appreciated.

[@marcoshuayai3995]

Do there is another fikter that we just plut it to the picture instead of doing all this steps?

[@MrBritishGent]

Concise and helpful, many thanks!

[@judehphotography]

This was great thank you!

[@MiguelAngel1897es]

Thanks alot this helped me alot!

[@phlotographer]

hope to remember the presentation as the info about how to decide how far to go with the separation was most useful. Unfortunately, the one thing that can't be corrected is the view up the nostrils of the subject where my eye travels to all the time although the increase of highlights near the end of the tutorial (not fond of them being so strong though) does move the attention of the viewer a bit. I was always taught to not shoot up the nostrils of the subject as they are not overly attractive.

[@subhabiswasSB]

Very nice

[@Digmen1]

I am looking forward to watching this, but your model has fairly good skin to start with.
Next time find someone with blotchy skin and moles etc

[@nitareed4088]

I really could not tell any difference.

[@art_by_adrian2913]

I came yo the comments to see if I was crazy and the only one lol

[@Digmen1]

@@art_by_adrian2913 Yes, she has nice skin to start with.