thank you so very much, you don't just teach how to do it but you make us understand the process so that we apply it effectively and can remember it. Seriously you are God's gift to humanity. Thank you and God bless you always.
As so many others have said, this is by far the best explanation of frequency separation I have come across and I finally feel I fully understand it. Many thanks. You really are my "Go to guy" when I want to know something in Lightroom or Photoshop.
Your videos are excellent, informative & professional! Very easy to understand & follow. Even for me as a PS & LR newbie. You are right to the point & your explanations & analogies are great! I'm actually enjoying the learning process through your videos! Thank you so much Unmesh!!!
Continuesly watching your video since 1 month and now ... I m a fan of your work . U r doing far better than the institutes which is providing us education of these software. Hats off
I've seen several tutorials on this topic from artists and teachers I hold in high regard. Have to say, this is one of the best explanations I've seen yet, and the first I've seen where the mixer brush is used. Great job and thank you for sharing!
thank you so much!!! you actually helped everyone understand what Frequency separation is!!! much more useful than just memorising the STEPS and not knowing what we are doing. takes time for some of us to be a science guy, you totally saved us.
Brilliantly explained. An intimidating concept made totally understandable. Yes, the essence of being smart is the ability to make dummies like me understand.
I'm looking retouch skin tone with frequency so long then now with your lesson is the best instructor to understand what is " skin tone retouch with Frequency " thank you thank you so much about your passionate to share your technic to us absolutely I'm is your fan now , thanks
There is a non destructive way to do this with the mixer brush. You could just turn off visivility of the high key layer (details), create a new layer in the middle of low key and high key layers, check "sample all layers" in the mixer brush options and start painting in the new layer, that way you sample the color layer but the painting is made on that separate layer, so you can erase or low the opacity if the efect is too hard.
@@hawaffenna If you paint with the wet brush on a new layer with the "sample all layers" checked, you just use the eraser tool. This works ONLY if you use the mixer brush on a new layer on top of the photography layer
I've been using FS for years, but never with the mixer brush. Went for it with my last three portraits and I have to say it gives a very natural result but still very effective. I worked on a copy of the colour/low layer to work non destructively. Just in case. Thank you for sharing. It's an awesome tutorial.
Wow, that was the best explanation ever, right from understanding what frequency actually is through to the most useful analogies I've ever heard. I look forward to seeing the rest of your videos and wish you every success.
Awesome tutorial! I am not easily impressed and I don't believe I have ever left a comment on youtube that I can remember but I had to comment to ask you to keep up the excellent work. The depth, practical examples, and overall content were incredible. What I have to say impressed me the most though was the enthusiasm with which you delivered the tutorial. Keep it up, man!
I love that Sibyl😄😄🙋 I don't understand your language, unfortunately, I learn visually. I wish the videos had Persian subtitles. But I really enjoy your training. You are devoted❤
Great job. You demonstrated that art and science are intertwined. Art makes practical application of science. Both visual and auditory arts can both apply science( physics) and math to create the desired results. Math is the language of science. Art is physical applied expression of science and math. The artist by observing nature creates a unique interpretation without necessarily being aware of the science and math behind his artistic expression. Photoshop is the mathematical scientific tool that allows someone like me to attempt to become an artist at the most elementary level.
Every time I want to learn something new about Photoshop on YT, I add Piximperfect at the end of the search, and let this dude in the video do the rest.
Unmesh, this may seem little off topic here. Can you show us your studio and how the light are being setup? I like how the background is totally white and the color is just nice. thanks.
5 years later and this is still my favourite FS method (wet brush). Would you consider redoing this tutorial with a slightly lighter approach? I think it would be valuable.
Thanks for all your tuts! I've been thinking about FS blur number for a long time, for now my understanding is that, before blur, I should zoom in enough to make sure small texture,i.e. pores, be blurred and larger texture not blurred. That means,FS not only separates texture from color and tone, but also separates small texture from bigger texture. Don't know if I'm right.
Digital Artist here: do not mix about the smile lines, because those are Core Shadows, and are the foundation of the relationship between light environment and geometry of an object. as an added tip for mixer brushing, and if you can alter the brush used with mixer; block in the facial planes with a more or less rectangular brush with light transfer for higher quality softening.
Question, is it really better to remove the blemishes like acne before doing frequency separation? Because on other tutorials they do it in the texture layer of the freq separation process. Thanks!
Tell me piximperfect, maybe we could take ,for example , this photo’s high frequency and put it to the another picture which wouldn’t have texture or blurred too much
Unmesh - will the apply image, blend subtract and offset 128 work for both 8bit and 16 bit images? I have read that you may need to do something different for 16 bit? Thanks
Question: I have heard that the "apply image" parameters are different for 8 bit vs 16 bit editing in PS. Have you ever heard this? Were you editing in 8 or 16 bit? Thanks!
i swear this is the best photoshop tutorial channel ever! I loved PHLEARN but when I found this channel, this guy's explanation is much more understandable.
@@michaelcus734 well did you just watch phlearn free RUclips videos or the pro subscription? The phlearn pro videos are awesome and he doesn't explain as well in the Freeones but yes this guy is amazing and just as good as paid but free which is nuts. I've literally never seen a RUclips tutorial channel for anything that doesn't leave out the most important info until now Edit: ok I didn't actually watch the video yet before commenting holy shit. Yeah this guy's a god lol perfect explanations. I was wondering what order to blemish, liquify, frequency separation etc and sorta had it figured out but this makes so much sense. You don't need to know this stuff exactly to do it but I always love to know the why and makes it much easier to remember Also just saw he has a patreon I think I'm gonna donate so he stays "free" if he ever makes a structured paid course he's gonna be riiiiiich
No one ever explains the numbers. They always say "somebody just figured them out." Great job Unmesh, explaining the man behind the curtain of Freq separation.
This dude is the Photoshop Guru and I suspect he has alterior motives to move into politics and subsequently take over a large portion of the global economy
This is freaking on point.. You explained that where others can understand. You're flippin smart dude.. Great video..
thank you so very much, you don't just teach how to do it but you make us understand the process so that we apply it effectively and can remember it. Seriously you are God's gift to humanity. Thank you and God bless you always.
Hands down, the BEST Frequency Separation Tutorial out there! Thank you so much!!!!
As so many others have said, this is by far the best explanation of frequency separation I have come across and I finally feel I fully understand it. Many thanks. You really are my "Go to guy" when I want to know something in Lightroom or Photoshop.
Your videos are excellent, informative & professional! Very easy to understand & follow. Even for me as a PS & LR newbie.
You are right to the point & your explanations & analogies are great! I'm actually enjoying the learning process through your videos!
Thank you so much Unmesh!!!
Man, you need tons of appreciation. You are the best mentor
I came here to learn about frequency separation, now I'm preparing for my physics exam.
lol
DUde 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ha ha, yeah mee too.. But it's was interesting learning in depth in short and sweet
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The best photoshop teacher on the internet Thanks a lot!
Continuesly watching your video since 1 month and now ... I m a fan of your work . U r doing far better than the institutes which is providing us education of these software. Hats off
I've seen several tutorials on this topic from artists and teachers I hold in high regard. Have to say, this is one of the best explanations I've seen yet, and the first I've seen where the mixer brush is used. Great job and thank you for sharing!
thank you so much!!! you actually helped everyone understand what Frequency separation is!!! much more useful than just memorising the STEPS and not knowing what we are doing. takes time for some of us to be a science guy, you totally saved us.
your videos are so great and useful that i dont skip the ads
thats how gratefull i am
your attention to detail and explanations are a newbie's godsend!
You, my friend, are clearly the creation of Scott Kelby and Albert Einstein!!!!
By far the best video that explains this process, and Iv seen a hell of a lot of them!
Brilliantly explained. An intimidating concept made totally understandable. Yes, the essence of being smart is the ability to make dummies like me understand.
You are the best in internet so far......................................r!!!!!!!!!! Thanks a lot!!!!!
I'm looking retouch skin tone with frequency so long then now with your lesson is the best instructor to understand what is " skin tone retouch with Frequency " thank you thank you so much about your passionate to share your technic to us absolutely I'm is your fan now , thanks
There is a non destructive way to do this with the mixer brush. You could just turn off visivility of the high key layer (details), create a new layer in the middle of low key and high key layers, check "sample all layers" in the mixer brush options and start painting in the new layer, that way you sample the color layer but the painting is made on that separate layer, so you can erase or low the opacity if the efect is too hard.
But how do I erase, when using a wet brush? Sorry for my ignorance 😞🙈
@@hawaffenna If you paint with the wet brush on a new layer with the "sample all layers" checked, you just use the eraser tool. This works ONLY if you use the mixer brush on a new layer on top of the photography layer
@@EzequielPH gracias!!
wow , first time ever I found someone explained so well in technical details of freq. separation
I've been using FS for years, but never with the mixer brush. Went for it with my last three portraits and I have to say it gives a very natural result but still very effective. I worked on a copy of the colour/low layer to work non destructively. Just in case. Thank you for sharing. It's an awesome tutorial.
This is definitely the best FS video I’ve seen and best technique I’ve used!
No one literally no one explained like this video. Every single sec of this video worth millions
The best tutorial i have ever watched honestly👌👌👌👌amazing work keep making these awesome tutorials 🔥🔥🔥
I'm very impressed. Truly the mixer brush does make frequency separation a lot more fun. Great video tutorial. Thank you!
Wonderful explanation. Without a doubt, this will be my main source for photoshop instruction from now on.
Wow, that was the best explanation ever, right from understanding what frequency actually is through to the most useful analogies I've ever heard. I look forward to seeing the rest of your videos and wish you every success.
hi.I'm from Cambodia. I love this channel so much and thanks for teaching .
Awesome tutorial! I am not easily impressed and I don't believe I have ever left a comment on youtube that I can remember but I had to comment to ask you to keep up the excellent work. The depth, practical examples, and overall content were incredible. What I have to say impressed me the most though was the enthusiasm with which you delivered the tutorial. Keep it up, man!
Knowledgeable, explained it in a way to be understood, professional. I've been looking for something like your channel for quite some time. Thx!
Oh YEAH! amazing explanation, finally I understand frecuency separation! thanks a lot from Argentina!
Man didn't expect to learn a bit of physics in this tutorial. Great video man, concise and detailed explanation of the tools!
I love that Sibyl😄😄🙋 I don't understand your language, unfortunately, I learn visually. I wish the videos had Persian subtitles. But I really enjoy your training. You are devoted❤
Great job. You demonstrated that art and science are intertwined. Art makes practical application of science. Both visual and auditory arts can both apply science( physics) and math to create the desired results. Math is the language of science. Art is physical applied expression of science and math. The artist by observing nature creates a unique interpretation without necessarily being aware of the science and math behind his artistic expression. Photoshop is the mathematical scientific tool that allows someone like me to attempt to become an artist at the most elementary level.
Je suis francophone, mais étrangement, c'est fluide, et je comprends. Merci !
You are such a smart man. Your explanations very detailed and elaborate. God bless you. Wow
Great Job...very Technical...Great Instructor.
Wow. This is like a fourier analysis but for pictures. Amazing stuff!
thanks man, this is the best so far
thank you your channel is so useful.
I appreciate you many times.
Superbbb and love ur attitude and teaching style
Best tutorial ever❤❤❤
Thanks for your hard work and informative tutorial to teach us. You are great man. From Cambodia.
best explanation about frecuency separation! awesome channel
You are just amazing! Love you bro!
jus wauuu u just gave me the idea how we show texture on portrait thanks man
Every time I want to learn something new about Photoshop on YT, I add Piximperfect at the end of the search, and let this dude in the video do the rest.
8xx
Well done and great job in your explanation of FS. Thanks!
Hi bro. The way you teaching is awesome. Thanks for the video.
Fantastic explanation!
Unmesh, this may seem little off topic here. Can you show us your studio and how the light are being setup? I like how the background is totally white and the color is just nice. thanks.
5 years later and this is still my favourite FS method (wet brush). Would you consider redoing this tutorial with a slightly lighter approach? I think it would be valuable.
another excellent tutorial!
Your hair is wow!
Un vídeo muy original y divertido. Tienes un nuevo suscriptor desde España y adelante con el canal
Thanks Unmesh!
Dude, keep up the good work. Great tutorial with cool details!
the tutorial very helpful and the explain very clear thank x a lot
Dude is awesome! Subscribed
Thank you so much for your work !!
I love this channel - learn Photoshop AND applied math and science! :D
really excellent
Photoshop King!!!
Thankyou! pro technique
you are amazing my friend
amazing ...thanks so much for this perfect illustrat
Amazing man
Thank you very much for this tutorial
Thank you so much ..... a lot learned today ¡¡¡
THANKS mate you are the best
Great video. Keep up the good job.
Excellent...!
A very educative video Sir. But I want to ask when brushing do you go back and forth or just one direction?
Super cool, but I’m surprised we do no work on the high frequency?
Nice job! :)
Thanks!
i love you dude.
Love you brooo🔥❤❤❤❤
I wish I've learned this 7 years ago when I started learning Photoshop.
Showed this to my dog...
Now he's my science teacher
Thanks for all your tuts! I've been thinking about FS blur number for a long time, for now my understanding is that, before blur, I should zoom in enough to make sure small texture,i.e. pores, be blurred and larger texture not blurred. That means,FS not only separates texture from color and tone, but also separates small texture from bigger texture. Don't know if I'm right.
I just softened the smile lines.
Amazing tutorial！！！
Cool !!!
Bro I want to meet you and thank you‼️
Please make a tutorial on matte painting
Digital Artist here: do not mix about the smile lines, because those are Core Shadows, and are the foundation of the relationship between light environment and geometry of an object.
as an added tip for mixer brushing, and if you can alter the brush used with mixer; block in the facial planes with a more or less rectangular brush with light transfer for higher quality softening.
lesson starts @4:37
Unmesh is teaching science in this tutorial 😂😂
Question, is it really better to remove the blemishes like acne before doing frequency separation? Because on other tutorials they do it in the texture layer of the freq separation process. Thanks!
is there a non-destructive way to do frequency separation?
U SMART ⬆
Tell me piximperfect, maybe we could take ,for example , this photo’s high frequency and put it to the another picture which wouldn’t have texture or blurred too much
Unmesh - will the apply image, blend subtract and offset 128 work for both 8bit and 16 bit images? I have read that you may need to do something different for 16 bit? Thanks
Question: I have heard that the "apply image" parameters are different for 8 bit vs 16 bit editing in PS. Have you ever heard this? Were you editing in 8 or 16 bit? Thanks!
dear RUclips, plz announce this page as the best Photoshop channel ever and give a award .
master classes 👌
i swear this is the best photoshop tutorial channel ever! I loved PHLEARN but when I found this channel, this guy's explanation is much more understandable.
Same here! I thought wow better than PHLEARN! Keep it up!
Yes! he the GURU
@@michaelcus734 well did you just watch phlearn free RUclips videos or the pro subscription? The phlearn pro videos are awesome and he doesn't explain as well in the Freeones but yes this guy is amazing and just as good as paid but free which is nuts. I've literally never seen a RUclips tutorial channel for anything that doesn't leave out the most important info until now
Edit: ok I didn't actually watch the video yet before commenting holy shit. Yeah this guy's a god lol perfect explanations. I was wondering what order to blemish, liquify, frequency separation etc and sorta had it figured out but this makes so much sense. You don't need to know this stuff exactly to do it but I always love to know the why and makes it much easier to remember
Also just saw he has a patreon I think I'm gonna donate so he stays "free" if he ever makes a structured paid course he's gonna be riiiiiich
Agree!
Amazing explanation!
No one ever explains the numbers. They always say "somebody just figured them out." Great job Unmesh, explaining the man behind the curtain of Freq separation.
correct
same thought
Because not everyone knows everything except for Unmesh 😂
yes darian
Man that smile make me believe in humanity again
Smile? This man is like johnny bravo, that hair is always in immaculate condition
I feel same.
@@jockeyjarus4454 same here
This dude is the Photoshop Guru and I suspect he has alterior motives to move into politics and subsequently take over a large portion of the global economy
Not only that, he has flawless skin already. We are doomed.
Unmesh Laughs in Hidden?