Skin CLEAN UP / Skin Retouch like a PRO - Affinity Photo Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Learn how to clean skin in a photo. Retouch portraits like a PRO. Remove pimples and other damages. Clean, natural looking Skin.
User Frequency Separation instead of the inpaint brush
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i am so happy to have found someone who understands his craft in affinity and shows many ways.
thank you very much.
Very Nice. Thank you
Finally a tutorial with the mixer brush for skin retouching. I always see photoshop tutorials with it and never affinity photo. Thank you for this tutorial!
Thanks a bunch!
Thanks Olivio, you explained it very well.
I wonder why the small black cross is so small its very hard to see (for me at least)
using the same method now , they have added the auto clean brush option, great
I never fully understood how to use the paint mixer brush until now, thank you!! This tutorial will make my portrait editing so much better and quicker. Love all your videos!
Hi Olivio. Challenge. Was set this at our local photographic club over 30 years ago. A white egg in a white eggcup an a white tablecloth with a white background. Great tutorials.
Thank you Olivia for the THOROUGH explanation of frequency separation. I think - I finally, understand it.
awesome, happy i could help with that :)
There is a way to have the Mixer Brush automatically clean itself. Over on the color wheel where it shows you the two color swatches you have selected, there is a small "cancel" symbol. This should change the Opacity slider of the color (not the brush, the COLOR!) to 0%. Make sure the "Auto Load Brush" box is checked". I've experimented with this method in the past and honestly I find the Smudge Brush tool tends to be easier.
I agree that setting brush color to no color (circle with redline through it) and the Auto Load seems to work just as well. Thanks for the tip.
Very interesting and helpful, thank you! You answered my question of why you wouldn't want to do this in the low-frequency image rather than the composite
Your tutorials are awesome. Thank you so much.
Nice ! thanks you.
Wow, very interesting! Didn't do the cleaning this way so far. But I will try it. Quick and fast.
Thank you, Olivio!
Love that mixer brush method..so much simpler. Thanks.
God bless u Olivio. Affinity should hire u.
So that's how you use the paint mixer! I never really gave it a lot of attention because I didn't really understand its use. thanks for showing this!
Excellent vid. First time that I really understand the use of the paint mixer brush. No wonder my attempts using it didn't look quite right.
thank you
Oh man....I have been cleaning up the low frequency first! Thank you for the tutorial.
Thank you so much for the great tutorials
Really good stuff - thanks again.
Ich frag mich ob du meine Gedanken gestern gehört hast 😯😳. Nach genau so einer Antleitung hab ich gestern verzweifelt gesucht und dann kommt dein klasse Tutorial 😁 LG aus dem 21. Bez.
omg, we've been waiting for this!
THANK YOU SO MUCHHH☺️☺️😍😍
Umm! a challenge. So as you live in Vienna, do a photo shoot and edit in Der Dritte Mann (The third man) style. Sorry it's a little pit of an obvious suggestion but was thinking quickly.
Sehr gutes Video. Genau auf sowas hab ich gewartet
Thank you :)
Hey Olivio, great video as ever :-) I have a challenge for you - I would like you to take a portrait of a person and then wrap them in a newspaper in the post-process. This brief will self destruct in 10 seconds :-)
Thank you so much for these tutorials, I am brand new to affinty (have it less than a week) and am just a hobbyist so absolutely no professional experience/training. Your videos are so clear and easy to follow, I'm having a great time getting to grips with the software. I was wondering if you or your followers could help with something I am sure is very basic (i can hear the professionals rolling their eyes from here lol) but I just can't seem to find a simple method, or a video. I have many jpeg pages with multiple images, and am trying to figure out if there is a simple way to separate the images (doing a selection and then masking each individual item seems a bit clunky and time consuming) If it is easier in Photo than it is in Designer I have both (there was a half price sale so I thought why not ha ha)
Thanks again for all the great tutorials.
I found it lol. Playing around last night figured it out by accidentally selecting the wrong function. For anyone else looking for this, import the jpeg/document. Select the (embedded) document. Then select 'edit document' from the top tool bar. This opens a new version of the document where all layers are separated, Simply select the layers you want (for each individual image) and group them. I had to then copy to a new document and save. (but think i may be missing a step here somewhere whereby i could cut out the copy step - maybe someone else can figure this out)
I’m the first one today 😁🇭🇹
My first thougt: catch a snowflake or an ice crystal. But its warming up next days, so that will be difficult. Portrait? Difficult, cause of corona regulations. Animals? Zoo's are closed, so only wild or domestic animals are left. Okay, my suggestion then: a closeup of Lolo's eye. :-)
My sister was travelling to Viena for work the last 20 Yeats so I ll ask her for interesting places
Sounds great :)
To show us how you would edit a shot from your drone would be cool
Hi Olivia, could you make a night picture in the city of Vienna with car lights like strokes of light and colors! Great
It would be cool to see something underwater. Not sure if that's a possibility for you though.
Great video! Is there a way to remove arm hair with Affinity? I can do it in Photoshop but i'm still new to Affinity and haven't found a way to do it.
Hey Olivio, at first I want to thank you for your great videos😊👍.
And now my question: I learned to use the Repair Brush in the high frequency and click and drag it, to smoothen the skin.
Do you know what the difference to the clone tool is?
Thank you again✌️
I would like to see your photo of Hundertwasser House. 😊
Do a night shot with long exposure of car lights/city lights.
helo how to color skin in red or blu or other color that will look real? like the person born that way
Hi - I've been doing the same frequency separation - but rely only on healing brush vs. clone and paint mixer with similar results? As far as challenge -- is there a good way to convert photo to cartoon?
Hello
Hello
Bonjour
thank you for your tutorial video
I have the ipad format and I want to crop a logo that my 14 year old son made younger to transform it from 3d into c4d
I saw that on Photoshop we could transform a clipping path to export it to c4d
my question is that on affinity this manipulation is possible and how
thanks a lot for your help
yannick france (toulouse)
My high frequency area is in colour not greyscale!
Thanks Olivio,very exciting, may be a question is there something like a ratio : radius / photo definition ? to choose the better radius. In other words : more the the photo definition is high, more the radius can be or has to be bigger ? Nice too the clean brush method
set your brush radius to the size for the damages you want to remove. of course with really big damages, you want to remove it step by step
I would like you to take a photo of something in the southern hemisphere :-)
If that's too hard how about a photograph of a microphone by Austrian Audio who are based in Vienna?
Edit like Cristina Otero Tutorial would be nice.
Challenge: I'd like to see how pictures are taken and processed for eiher high key or low key technique.
I'm looking for an alternative to photoshop. I can't stand the monthly subscription. If I could spent $300 on a one time forever use photoshop version I would. I do beauty photography and do a lot of retouching. How does affinity stack up against photoshop for retouching?
It's a lot cheaper, but not as capable. If you do a lot of raw development, you might want to look into Photolab or Lightroom (though then you still have the LR and PS sub)
Can this be done on an iPad
I would think so, yes :)
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