🔥 Photoshop Pro Tip: Add More Detail with Selective Sharpening

[@richturteil2]

I don't see any difference

[@SWOL]

I learned this years ago, probably from you in a previous video, and have used it ever since!

[@riyushpaikra]

not understanding High pass please

[@hatecaster]

This technique is like 20 years old

[@Don-C.L.]

Now you have AI to do this for you.

[@therealKrak]

Just wow... I have been struggeling for so long with sharpening some images and that's a game changer

[@gemmy5637]

Very cool - new to the software so this is very helpful!

[@phoenix2gaming346]

🙌

[@BigAl444]

Don't forget the lips. Having crisp details in the lips adds to it as well.

[@vi-djinsartwork]

you did the "this foo" design? that shows funny lol

[@fuudduoohdoohdooyefuuupeeo5033]

OMAIGAAAAAA ES EL PAPÁ DEL JORDI NP

[@editor.sho7]

#فتوشاپ #photoshop

[@ServicioTecnicoMac]

thanks 👍🏼

[@unipsi]

Thanks!

[@fdgalaxy]

Nice.thanks

[@68thallabhanusamykya18]

crazyy

[@TheIceMan23]

i thought you were supposed to desaturate the layer first before high pass.. according to piximperfect.. does it not make a difference?

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

There is the slightest difference. Basically unnoticeable in most cases. Especially when you use a mask to target specific areas and reduce the opacity. Try it! Create this effect like in this video. Above that, clip a hue/sat adjustment. Disable it and see the difference. You probably won't be able to tell in most cases.

[@mmmmmmmmmm710]

what does high pass do? I hope there's an in depth explanation on the processes of the tutorials. 🙂☺️

[@sathwikksk]

it only lets high frequency to pass through

[@Automobilestats]

thanks

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome!