Frequency Separation Image Clean-up - TK Quick Tip
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- Опубліковано 20 гру 2019
- In this tutorial, I demonstrate how to use the TK Panel Frequency Separation action to repair things like lens flare, footprints and paint color. Frequency Separation is a Photoshop technique that is most often used in portrait and fashion photography to smooth skin, but it also has applications for image clean-up in landscape photography.
Tutorials and the TK Panel: www.outdoorexposurephoto.com/...
I love how you guys are providing science that goes way beyond photo post processing
I know it’s just the way lane humans operate. But I can’t possibly imagine ever giving a thumbs down to anyone producing free content, especially content this valuable.
Been using this method ever since seeing it in your paid tutorials!
Right!? Ah well. We all spread different energy in the world. Part of the territory so It’s all good. But if the numbers were the other way around I’d take that as a hard signal to spend my time on something else. 😆😆
Lol... Very true.
I was reading something a while back that said there is some kind of automated not system that does that also. Not sure...
But yes, THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO TEACH US.
My pleasure!
Oh, wow! I've been trying a lot of restoration on old, old photos. This might come in very handy.
24 years of using Photoshop and I’ve never heard of FS. Thanks so much. The results are incredible. I’ll have to look into this more.
This is definitely one of my favorite techniques I learned from your course. Used it all the time to fix texture or weird color spot.
Thanks Sean! This is the first time I'm actually getting what the FS tool does, and how to use it, not just the tool in TK but the concept in general!
Awesome! Mission accomplished 😁
I just tried it on one of my images and it worked like magic. Great tutorial (as usual).
Trank you for this tutorial. I would never have thought to use frequency separation for landscape photography.
Excellent TK tip. Already tested it out for cleaning up a sand trap on golf course photography. Thanks Sean!
Perfect use!
Thanks for creating this video. This is a subject where watch both videos that you have really helps out.
Again another excellent tutorial. Your way and style of communicating your lessons are outstanding, concise and very well comprehensible.
Many thanks Rolf!
I had never thought of using this for landscape, but this is great! Thanks Sean...
Great tutorial Sean. This is one feature of the TX Actions I have never used. Well explained and demonstrated. Now I have to try it.
So well explained. Now I can use it with good results. Thank you.
While usually I prefer keeping the imperfections, there is some use case where there is no other choice than removing it. Great technique, it could have save me quite a lot of time in the past. I'll keep it in mind. Thanks!
This is amazing. Thank you Sean
Welcome!
Great tutorial Sean, I haven’t got the TK panel, but I’ve been able to get very similar results using Photoshop alone using the colour blend mode, clone stamp, clipping masks, curves & luminosity masks. 😀👍
My second watch; even better than the first. Thank you, Sean.
Amazing option Sean..thanks for sharing
Wow, thats great 👍
Really, really useful! Thanks.
Finally a practical use for this technique in landscape! Very well presented and something I can now use when needed. Thanks for sharing and very Best of the Season to you and yours! Cheers from BC
Grrrrreat, grrrreat, grrrrrrrrrrrreat tip Sean, thank you 😉
Superb as always!! Thanks a ton for teaching such valuable and amazing techniques!!
You bet 😁
Great idea. Thanks
Totally awesome, just love your tutorials and TK7.
Thanks David!
Thanks
I love it
Awesome, Sean. I have some etched letters in a slot canyon image with which to use this technique, thank you!!
That could be a perfect application for this! Good luck.
Hi Sean: WOW! What a wonderfully simple yet so powerful tool. Keep safe! Cheers . . . Keith Pinn
great flow!
Very Powerful tool. I use Affinity Photo, there is a Frequency Separation tool, one click it creates a high and low frequency layer in the "correct" blend mode. I learned about this very powerful feature from @Robin Whalley here on UA-cam. I've been playing around with it and found it to be useful/creative in other ways too, like local sharpening and "smoothing" out water.
Amazing tip Sean! Wish I thought about this when I was "cleaning up" a beach shot that was full of footprints! What TK panel would you recommend to use with Ps 2020??? It seems as the TK7 is only for PS CC?
TK7 is it. PS 2020 is just the most current version of PS CC.
@@SeanBagshaw thanks a lot for the speedy reply! You can tell I had my head in the sand with regards of Photoshop, I've been stuck in LR 5.7 for years lol
Excellent video. Thank you. Do you ever use a pen/tablet to edit, or are you mouse keyboard only?
I use both 😁
Major problem right away. I am running Photoshop 21.2.3 (which as of today is the latest version) and I don't see a TK Panel or a TK Button. Where is it?
The TK7 Panel is a custom extension panel created by Tony Kuyper. You can find out more here goodlight.us/
there is a similar tool in darktable
Sean, just tried this on TK7 but I'm hitting problems. Everything works great until I change to the Texture layer at roughly 6:20. All I'm getting are black areas wherever I use the brush.
Any idea what I'm doing wrong please?
Hi Mike. Hard to say without seeing it. If you can email me screenshots of what you are seeing, as well as your clone stamp tool settings, I might be able to figure it out. sean@outdoorexposurephoto.com
Thanks for getting back to me Sean, really appreciated.
I've managed to sort it now Sean. I hadn't been selecting a point to clone from when I changed to the Texture layer. All working fine now thank you.
Very nice explaination, Thanks Sean.
Was the desert photo taken at the same place as Macbook LiveDesktop?
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