I didn't even know dust filter existed in Photoshop. I have been removing individual specks like an animal. Like a wild animal, with a Photoshop license.
Missed opportunity for a sponsorship from Neutrogena... "here's how you can remove pores from a picture ooooorrrrrr.... get rid of them in the first place with this 30 day skincare plan!"
As an alternative to smart filters I use the 'remove dust & scratches' filter on a layer duplicat. Layer set to 'darken' kills only white dust & protects dark areas (or vice versa). Nice work, Gerald :)
Dude.. I admire your courage to blow your face up that big for everyone to see. Makes me really feel like a wuss for dragging my feet on starting to make videos.
Ha! Thanks, Larry. That's exactly why I use this method. It doesn't replace clone stamping for all applications. Doesn't do anything for smudges or blotchiness, but it does make quick work of this situation.
Yes it does. I am running version 12 which also gives you an additional slider to fine tune. In my opinion C1 gives me a little more flexibility than Lightroom, just my opinion.
Great video! I've been doing this for some time now on my portraits and headshots, usually as a first step. It's a nice little trick that I'm a little pissed you just gave away. Stop being so freakin' helpful.
For light skin, make a second copy this layer, change the top layer to 'lighten' blend mode and lower the opacity of both as desired. Darken for dark surfaces.
Yeah! No big deal. Company asked me to take it down because they weren't ready to release all that info yet. There was a miscommunication about when they wanted to start advertising. So I removed it for now. I'll update it and publish it again when they're ready.
This was working for me and now it isn't. I converted to smart layer, added dust and & scratches filter, inverted the smart filter layer, and switched to brush (white swatch selected). But now I brush over any part of the image and it literally does *nothing.* Why isn't it working??
Ok bruther, I'll bite on the "Say what we ask you to?" wave. Will you open with: "Resistance is Futile" At least this way,... I'll finally know you aren't a camera company robot sent form the future. Regards as alwaaaies (< wrong on purpose to double check your human'ish'ness).
I don't hear a difference. There was nothing different in the recording or processing. Should be the same. The delivery is a bit different of course, when you talk down to a monitor while editing vs project toward the audience. But it shouldn't sound that different.
@@geraldundone Oh it might be that then, yea the difference isn't major just thought it could have been a different set up or something. Anyhow, that camera conspiracies video was on point!
![How to RETOUCH EYEBROWS in Photoshop // High-end beauty retouching tutorial [Vera Change]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/poHCniqbme0/mqdefault.jpg)
I didn't even know dust filter existed in Photoshop. I have been removing individual specks like an animal. Like a wild animal, with a Photoshop license.
Haha. Happy to help! 😃😂
Missed opportunity for a sponsorship from Neutrogena... "here's how you can remove pores from a picture ooooorrrrrr.... get rid of them in the first place with this 30 day skincare plan!"
Perfect! Spend 60% of the video rubbing creams on my face. Mouse becomes too slippery to edit. Goes for nap.
As an alternative to smart filters I use the 'remove dust & scratches' filter on a layer duplicat. Layer set to 'darken' kills only white dust & protects dark areas (or vice versa). Nice work, Gerald :)
Dude.. I admire your courage to blow your face up that big for everyone to see. Makes me really feel like a wuss for dragging my feet on starting to make videos.
Thanks, mate! 😃👍
Thank you! I used to use Gaussian blur for this, but I like this method better!
When I think of the amount of clone stamping I've done, I'm grateful to you for the amount I'll no longer be doing. Thank you.
Ha! Thanks, Larry. That's exactly why I use this method. It doesn't replace clone stamping for all applications. Doesn't do anything for smudges or blotchiness, but it does make quick work of this situation.
@@geraldundone I just digitized 3 decades of color and b+w negatives and slides. There was no getting around the clone/heal tool.
Very nice! This is my go-to for Blazers that have dandruff or lint on them during headshots.
That seems like a perfect application. Thanks for sharing!
Dude, of course! How silly I didn't think of that. Thanks!
thank you so much G! added to frequency separation this makes it stay honest as far as not going too far but helping subjects with large pores!
Excellent! I can see this being used when I don't want to change the pattern of something with the clone stamp or healing brush. Thanks for sharing.
Exactly! And thanks! Appreciate the comment.
one of the most helpful skin retouching videos! Thank u
this was incredibly helpful thank you!
Love it Gerald keep them coming
Will do!
this has helped me so much.
This was really helpful! Fast and easy, Thanks!!
Awesome! Thanks for commenting.
Thanks man, very helpful tutorial! And quick!
Great info... Keep 'em coming!
nice! thanx
Thank you for this tutorial its very nice!
This is extremely helpful! Thankyou.
You're very welcome! Thanks for saying so. 🙏
Fantastic stuff mate.
Thanks! Cheers. 😃
As always, useful information. Even though I am now mostly capture one, this is something that I could and will definitely use.
Thanks, Phil. Does Capture One have Clarity? I don't remember.
Yes it does. I am running version 12 which also gives you an additional slider to fine tune. In my opinion C1 gives me a little more flexibility than Lightroom, just my opinion.
Great video! I've been doing this for some time now on my portraits and headshots, usually as a first step. It's a nice little trick that I'm a little pissed you just gave away. Stop being so freakin' helpful.
You're just going to have to come up with an even fancier, even more secret trick now. 😜
awesome
Thanks!
Welks! 😃
Nice trick, thanks!
For light skin, make a second copy this layer, change the top layer to 'lighten' blend mode and lower the opacity of both as desired. Darken for dark surfaces.
wow this is helpful.
Now that you flashed it, when does it come out and how do you like it?
(Deity wireless lav)
Cool
Are you a robot? Ha. You keep getting marked as spam for writing the same comment. 😂
@@geraldundone hahaha I'm not, I just prefer to keep my comments simple
Are you testing the Deity Wireless System? How is that? Any clues when it will be released?
I am, yeah. Should have an update next month. Thanks for your patience.
Could you tell us about earlier, deleted video?
Yeah! No big deal. Company asked me to take it down because they weren't ready to release all that info yet. There was a miscommunication about when they wanted to start advertising. So I removed it for now. I'll update it and publish it again when they're ready.
@@geraldundone Thanks for the reply. Have a good one.
Wow, a Gerald photoshop tutorial?
You got it!
This was working for me and now it isn't. I converted to smart layer, added dust and & scratches filter, inverted the smart filter layer, and switched to brush (white swatch selected). But now I brush over any part of the image and it literally does *nothing.* Why isn't it working??
I don't have a Clarity setting on my version of PS.
Just say no to clarity. :)
That was useful thanks
Hey homie! Any idea how to get an audio spectrum used in podcasts from people such as Narrator in Premiere Pro?
I guess this is similar to an Orton effect?
Why don't simply use two layers with different clarity settings and then combine them with a mask?
Often the clarity is already applied or it was done over in Lightroom.
Ok bruther, I'll bite on the "Say what we ask you to?" wave. Will you open with: "Resistance is Futile" At least this way,... I'll finally know you aren't a camera company robot sent form the future. Regards as alwaaaies (< wrong on purpose to double check your human'ish'ness).
Confirm you aren't a robot, choose all the pictures with a bus in them... 😂
What's up with the sound? sounds a lil different than usual
I don't hear a difference. There was nothing different in the recording or processing. Should be the same.
The delivery is a bit different of course, when you talk down to a monitor while editing vs project toward the audience. But it shouldn't sound that different.
@@geraldundone Oh it might be that then, yea the difference isn't major just thought it could have been a different set up or something. Anyhow, that camera conspiracies video was on point!
Click-bait title could be something like "how you get tricked by make-up commercials" XD
Ha. Indeed! 😜👍
:)
Why talk and move so fast. I’ve missed steps and ruined the image and had to start over