Quick Photoshop Secrets 12: Clean Up Your Landscapes With Frequency Separation

Learn how to use frequency separation to clean up your landscapes or cityscapes. And download my free frequency separation action.
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[@Mackymcd]

phenomenal tips Jimmy thanks

[@barkar8139]

This is just great. I'm really glad I found your channel, you have the best tutorials I've ever seen. Also, your speech is clear and steady, makes it really easy to understand, as English is not my first language.
Keep up the good work, and thank you very much!

[@StephenBoyd21]

What a great way of separating colour from detail. I'll be sure to use that in my own workflow.

[@PeterZelinka]

Thanks again Jimmy!! I've dealing with some serious sensor dust on my roadtrip, and this tip just saved my photos!

[@chrisrigoni]

Really enjoy and appreciate these videos Jimmy! You have a wealth of knowledge! Thank you!

[@sigmapete1]

Never realized the benefits of frequency separation in landscapes. The ability to push the sharpening really far without having to mask out areas by hand is great. Is this the process that the sharpening mask in Lightroom is based on?

[@MikaLatokartano]

Thanks, Jimmy - great examples. I'm familiar with frequency separation, but not competent with it and examples such as these are great for demonstrating how it can be applied in creative ways. It's not just for retouching skin in portraits, although it is brilliant for that as well. Thanks again!

[@blackislepeastoo]

Thanks Jimmy - I've a couple of shots that I think would immediately benefit as a test bed.

[@YannickSoler]

This is excellent! Well done Jimmy!

[@MaximilianImaging]

Many thanks for another great tut!!! I will definitely apply this on my next landscape.

[@nomadasan]

Thanks son much for the free action. You´re a great and clear teacher.

[@IxTussy]

Thanks for sharing this technique Jimmy! Useful!

[@darthgzuz]

very nice
I always thought this thing can be used for landscapes, thanks for sharing this!!!

[@LBofcourse]

Very useful!

[@oshawaxpress]

Great tutorial, one of the best I've seen.

[@rosannecasuphotography]

Another brilliant tutorial. Thank you!

[@nadeemkhawar9202]

WOW, what a great technique, Thanks for sharing!

[@ThatOneGuyWithAReallyLongName.]

Incredible tutorial, Jimmy! Far more descriptive than Phlearn's. I'll be looking forward to using this one soon!

[@Robertobinetti70]

Thanks Jimmy,great work!

[@DTAnglesey]

Great effect Jimmy, works really well. Thank you!

[@simeonmarkfernandes1423]

Nicely done tutorial!! Really helpful.

[@perpetualjon]

Very cool technique!! Thanks for sharing this!

[@BlueTorchWeddings]

Jimmy you are the best

[@hassanhagi2116]

Awesome

[@brooklynrican64]

Great job sensei!

[@Pin0]

Thanks!!! Nice tutorial and great contents...

[@kahkeshan-Sard]

Great Idea! Thank you dear.

[@Robertobinetti70]

Thanks,great work!

[@yoogle01]

thank you for this tutorial

[@raymondlu2634]

great tut! thanks jimmy!

[@rolandrickphotography]

Hi Jimmy, cool hints! 👍

[@gergok]

great man! as always!

[@b991228]

You can also use frequency separation to remove all sweeping blemishes found under textures as well as distortions caused by a camera's poorly rendered color and tones within an image. You may not want to do a wholesale a cleanup of one of the seven wonders of the world but if done with subtlety it is very effective with post-processing photos of other buildings and interiors.

[@chenzheren11]

Brilliant!

[@e11world]

Awesome stuff

[@tommiestrydom973]

I recently bought your Luminosity masks tutorial. Love it. Quick question do you ever use Lightroom? Thanks again Cheers

[@dragon34672]

genius Jimmy ☺

[@josefinasamvelyan5283]

I was wondering when you are working on the local layer and cleaning out the dust how is the image on your screen still showing the photo and not the grey one which is the actual local layer?

[@kozz1984]

"hi guys Jimmy Mcintyre here" :)

[@juliusw6007]

Those settings depend on if you are using 8 vs 16bit though.

[@zoe20641]

Are there different settings for an 8 or 16 bit image in the apply image dialogue box when forming the local texture layer? If there are, is your action specific for an 8 or 16 bit image?

[@charruaporelmundo]

For some reason my clone stamp tool is not working under this condition, on the "Local" layer, but it is on "normal ones".....

[@kadak230]

you speak to much ....