Blackmagic Fusion Frequency Separation Paint Cleanup

[@philingram9281]

This deserves a lot more views, and reactions, that it has received.

[@BruceMoyle]

Nice. Love to see a tracking version. Super useful for not just faces but other textures.

[@editingplaybook]

For sure. We recently replaced asphalt for a spot with keeping texture in flame. Same concept.

[@KrunoslavStifter]

Update. This method works really well, actually. Better than I imagined. I tried it with surface tracker and it works really well for beauty work or portrait retouching. Very natural results. Surface tracker to stabilize and mask part of the face, like a side of the face, than I do what you showed and than copy of the surface tracker to unstable and bring back the motion. On flat surfaces like walls etc, works great for clean up using same process but with planar tracker. It also works well when using method of freeze frame and match move. Thank you for another ting to add to the tool belt. Will be using this a lot.

[@tommyditsu]

Thank you for this tip. If you don't mind me asking, what's the reason for changing the image to 32 bit float?

[@mdfaisalvideo]

Great video, I will subscribe your channel

[@TumultFilm]

Okay Chadwick, how many secret channels do you have? I will find all your great tutorials. : )

[@editingplaybook]

This is my dumping ground for very advanced things I figure most people don’t care about. Glad you found it though if it’s helpful!

[@TumultFilm]

@@editingplaybook No matter whether advanced or beginner level. It's always a pleasure to look over your shoulder. Thanks for uploading something like this.

[@marekschawel9751]

@@editingplaybook Very glad I found it! Love your other stuff as well but to have here even more advanced tips is very helpful

[@MPAflix]

It's the first time i know this trick, still not sure how the white traces remain after blured version subtracted a clear verstion itself ?

[@editingplaybook]

Make sure you’re in 32 bit float. A cd node to change depth can do that conversion.