i have seen more than 10 tutorials about frequency separation, this one is far better and detailed. tried it on few pics, very satisfying results. thanks. cheers!!!
I don't do a lot of portrait shooting, but I appreciate the info anyway! I started watching Tutvid way back in the CS3 days when I was just getting my toes wet with the creative suite. Still watching and still adding new tricks to my arsenal. Your way of instruction has always clicked for me. Keep it up!
Awesome Tutorial - Thank you for this - I am tired of the scientific crap also. I will definitely be supporting you. Keep cranking the tuts..Great explanation, simple, fast, effective.
+Harm Udding There are some who swear by different settings for 8-bit and 16-bit. I could be missing something, but I tend to run the same process on both my 16-bit and 8-bit shots. Thanks for the comment, man!
why your new leyer is already filled with white and mine no? how to make it filled with white or black from begining? and also my mask when i make it is not black, even if i invert it.
Great tut... except that you forgot to mention that you have to turn off the top layer before applying the blur. I had to watch the beginning 4 times just to follow your mouse. Yes.. a newbie that is learning but this little detail not mentioned was very frustrating as if you dont turn off the first layer, you cant see the blur being applied.
Bahh. You're right. Sometimes I get caught up in the moment and forget small steps along the way. Thanks for pointing it out! Look at this comment, EVERYBODY! 🍻🍻
Well... I am sorry, 3/4 of tutorial was interesting, but I can't accept blurring skin. I try to follow Natalia Taffarel way, she said to use healing brush on high layer and do nothing on low layer. Replacing details with random noise looks fake to me. But I understand many people will find this way useful.
+Jacek Poplawski Blurring the skin is technically a terrible thing to do, but it's more to show you what is capable with the flexibility of high frequency. I don't always recommend blurring the skin, but there are some photographers that want to be able to. I let them do what they want with their photos. I agree with you, though. For the high clarity, high end look, blurring skin is virtually always a bad thing.
I generally like your tutorials and I really want to improve my frequency separation technique. The one criticism I have is that you go waaaaaaay too fast! Please slow down and explain the process more slowly.
a very good tutorials was fun to watch will watch it again and again
i have seen more than 10 tutorials about frequency separation, this one is far better and detailed. tried it on few pics, very satisfying results. thanks.
cheers!!!
Love it. Thanks so much! 👍
You said you can merge all these layers together and then you just do it. How do you merge all the layers together?
Ctrl + Alt + Shift + E
I don't do a lot of portrait shooting, but I appreciate the info anyway! I started watching Tutvid way back in the CS3 days when I was just getting my toes wet with the creative suite. Still watching and still adding new tricks to my arsenal. Your way of instruction has always clicked for me. Keep it up!
watched so many tutorials on the subject, but you have managed to bring something new :)
+Meira Vich Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Love this tutorial. Revisiting my portrait shots and using this technique to make improvements.
Nice! Glad you enjoyed the video! 🍻
i love it how you explain. quickly and clear.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video! 👌
That's wonderfully done, thank you!
Extremely useful.Thank you.
Brilliant!!! Need to re watch this a few times!!!😱
+Origin Unknown Haha. Love it! 🍻
this was simply amazing..really helpful..thanks
Really appreciate the kind words! 👍
Very good tutorial as always!
+Alan Tisserand Thank you, Alan!
Awesome Tutorial - Thank you for this - I am tired of the scientific crap also. I will definitely be supporting you. Keep cranking the tuts..Great explanation, simple, fast, effective.
Thank you, Melvin. Paperwork and scientific stuff is boring. 🍻
topnotch tutorial. do you also have one for keying out hair?
Interesting...many thanks.
one of the best frequency separation tuts I have seen. More straight to the point also.
+Micah Smith Thank you, Micah! Much appreciated!
You used subtract-2-128 on a 16-bit image; but I learned that the settings for a 16-bit image are: add-2-0-inv
+Harm Udding There are some who swear by different settings for 8-bit and 16-bit. I could be missing something, but I tend to run the same process on both my 16-bit and 8-bit shots. Thanks for the comment, man!
why your new leyer is already filled with white and mine no? how to make it filled with white or black from begining? and also my mask when i make it is not black, even if i invert it.
Great video, thanks.
Chris Booth thank you so much!
I've watched loads of tutorials on frequency separation and this is the only one that's made sense to me so thanks again.
A video on how to complicated a thing so simple that Frequency Separation.
You are the best man, but I think add is for 16-bit not subtract
you did not say how to apply a layer mask to a layer?
DId I miss something? I don't remember you going over how to edit the low layers.
Great tut... except that you forgot to mention that you have to turn off the top layer before applying the blur. I had to watch the beginning 4 times just to follow your mouse. Yes.. a newbie that is learning but this little detail not mentioned was very frustrating as if you dont turn off the first layer, you cant see the blur being applied.
Bahh. You're right. Sometimes I get caught up in the moment and forget small steps along the way. Thanks for pointing it out! Look at this comment, EVERYBODY! 🍻🍻
u messed it up man u confused mee why making new skin texture or drowing brush samples
when the main Tut is about skin spration frequancy
can i download the RAW file for this girl ?
I'll see if I can find it again!
ok ,, thanks
Well... I am sorry, 3/4 of tutorial was interesting, but I can't accept blurring skin. I try to follow Natalia Taffarel way, she said to use healing brush on high layer and do nothing on low layer. Replacing details with random noise looks fake to me. But I understand many people will find this way useful.
+Jacek Poplawski Blurring the skin is technically a terrible thing to do, but it's more to show you what is capable with the flexibility of high frequency. I don't always recommend blurring the skin, but there are some photographers that want to be able to. I let them do what they want with their photos.
I agree with you, though. For the high clarity, high end look, blurring skin is virtually always a bad thing.
I generally like your tutorials and I really want to improve my frequency separation technique. The one criticism I have is that you go waaaaaaay too fast! Please slow down and explain the process more slowly.
Great info here but just a little to fast with the talking other than that I learned a lot. Top Notch.
nice, a bit fast, but you can go back, learned new things
Terrible video. You were just everywhere after 5 minutes! Two thumbs down
It's seem that it's a video on how to complicated a thing so simple that Frequency Separation.
what a girl on photo!! ah-ah!
+Кирилл Конышев She was great to work with!
sometimes your workflows are weird .... thanks for the vids
thats the problem there is no scientific tutorial because none of you understands crap they just press repeat.
SORCERY!!!
+GreyFang9 Haha. Sometimes magic is just what the doctor ordered.
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Started off simple and then ya lost me 😧
First
This tutorial is confusing as hell. Slow down for one thing .. unless you have ADD n can't help it
you talk TOO FAST BRO CALM DOWN @TUTVID
Your going to fast, hard to keep up with what our saying