Thank You! I tried doing this following another tutorial, but it didn't work. I see now after watching yours there were a few steps I missed. Great tutorial!
My workflow is very much the same, save for the use of the Alien Skin plugins (I like the result, perhaps I should). I do, however, also use Highlights and Shadows adjustments post-D&B.
Hi Michael, Thanks for the tutorial, very informative, Just for 16 bit image, don't we use Scale 2 and Offset 0, in the tutorial the image is 16 bit I think and shouldn't it be on scale 2 and offset 0? Thanks a lot and Good luck!
Thank you for the tutorial. I'm still looking for and answer, though: after I select the area to blur, instead of blurring, the gaussian blur makes the skin darker it looks like a birthmark. What should I do?
hi , my friend if your photo 16 bit you use add-scale 2 and offset 0 but if it 8 bit you use the subtract , scale 2 offset 128 , this is standerd. thanks
@@zvmore8061 yes sure when you use any cleaning tool be sure it on same layer not , for example when you use healing brush from the to menu be sure its current layer, must change it always when you use FS. technique
Excellent tutorial, takes the viewer over the various steps in a very understandable way. The technique is really effective. Congratulations!
Great video very informative when you know how to retouch is a money maker on top of what you would charge for shooting your portraits!
This is my favourite vid on frequency separation
Thank you Michael
Wow!!! I have learned a lot from your tutorial. Thank you Mr. Schnabi. More,More,more!
I couldn't find a better tutorial than this. Thanks a lot man! This was a very good FS tutorial.
Hi Michael, Your tutorial is great, I am a landscape photographer but I have just started doing portraits and I have learned a lot from this video
Four years on since posted on UA-cam. I like it very much very well explained. Thank you very much Bro
Brilliant, thank you!
This was great! Thanks for sharing!
thank you for taking your time to explain this very well taught.....
love this tutorial!
Thank you Michael for sharing your Frequency Separation techniques, Fabulous
nothing fabulous, there are dozens of such tutorials
Very easy and good video about frequency separation.! Thanks
Excellent video.
awesome!
Thank you Michael. Excellent!
Would love to see the colorlook you added at the end of your video. Great video thanks for sharing.
Thank You! I tried doing this following another tutorial, but it didn't work. I see now after watching yours there were a few steps I missed. Great tutorial!
I would love to see a tutorial on your colorlook with alien skin exposure
My workflow is very much the same, save for the use of the Alien Skin plugins (I like the result, perhaps I should).
I do, however, also use Highlights and Shadows adjustments post-D&B.
Hallo, how did u do the color look at the end?
Hi Michael, Thanks for the tutorial, very informative, Just for 16 bit image, don't we use Scale 2 and Offset 0, in the tutorial the image is 16 bit I think and shouldn't it be on scale 2 and offset 0? Thanks a lot and Good luck!
Would love to see the colorlook you added at the end of your video
That is one of thee most beautiful women I've seen in years. Does she have a portfolio site?
You should have shown your method for D&B!
Hallo.can you making dwonload action thank you
Thank you for the tutorial. I'm still looking for and answer, though: after I select the area to blur, instead of blurring, the gaussian blur makes the skin darker it looks like a birthmark. What should I do?
I have the same problem. Did you ever find a solution?
Did you remember to do the Dust and Scratches?
hi , my friend if your photo 16 bit you use add-scale 2 and offset 0 but if it 8 bit you use the subtract , scale 2 offset 128 , this is standerd. thanks
@@zvmore8061 yes sure when you use any cleaning tool be sure it on same layer not , for example when you use healing brush from the to menu be sure its current layer, must change it always when you use FS. technique
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thank u !!
you forgot to say: substract is for 8bit & add is for 16 bit images
Really? I've never heard anyone else say that, interesting to know.
So you think you know better than him?
Very long video