Frequency Separation For Product Photography - PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL

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In today's retouching video, I teach you how to use frequency separation in Photoshop to remove unwanted distractions in your product photography.
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[@zecchinon]

Awesome video, thanks!

[@jackelinslack4400]

Wow! So helpful. Thank you!

[@PhotoshopPro]

You're so welcome!

[@unreal9823]

Thanks that's brilliant, so succinct! Will be using this technique shortly :)

[@PhotoshopPro]

Glad it was helpful! Remember to subscribe for more content :)

[@varunjoel3281]

Fantastic!!

[@PhotoshopPro]

You're welcome! I'm glad it helped. Remember to subscribe for more content :)

[@kghareeb]

Excellent!

[@PhotoshopPro]

Thank you very much :)

[@DxQuizzes]

Amazing, I used it for a client project, i removed a watch and replace with other one , and it works thank you

[@PhotoshopPro]

That's awesome! Glad this tutorial helped you.

[@frevolamedia9668]

Question: Why did you opt for median noise instead of gaussian blur?

[@PhotoshopPro]

I always find gaussian blur is too hazy. Median has a little more control and produces better results in my opinion. Always worth trial and error to see what works best. But I always stick to Median.