Top 5 Underrated Filters in Photoshop

It's easy to get used to your go-to filters in Photoshop, but some of the lesser known ones deserve love too! In this video I cover 5 of my favorite underrated filters in Photoshop that you can incorporate into your workflow.
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[@tombonfanti5184]

I just want to spiritually hug you real hard right now, infinite thanks for the priceless amount of knowledge you share each time

[@leo619ribas]

Thank you graphic design Jesus for saving us all

[@DoronStudio]

🙌🏽🙌🏽 At your service

[@ronihalabi]

😭😭😭

[@skyvibe1818]

Such a great video, love that you are taking your time to fully showcase each filter

[@Rombo_numba]

just yesterday I watched bunch of your vids to get inspiration and teach more insane effects and today this video, thank you!

[@emirxara]

Keep going with these bro, I'll learn more from you, awesome video,thank you goat

[@Austin_S76]

Love your videos, genuinely appreciate all the help you put out. Thank you Doron Stuidos

[@DoronStudio]

My pleasure!

[@Poppaneedsanap]

great video. I threshold all the time and have not tried the Hilights/Shadows adjust. Have you ever used the dodge/burn tool to spot blast in details in a similar fashion? It's fully destructive, but fast.

[@HoundDog871]

Thanks for all the nice quality videos and useful topics. Much success to you!

[@DoronStudio]

Glad you like them! Thank you :)

[@ShayTsfoni]

Yess! This is great!

[@orthodoxpraxis2133]

So good! thank you!

[@BintyMcFrazzles]

I wasn't sure how to use field blur, thank you!

[@maxburgos9394]

amazing video! I learned a lot

[@fernandolanderos4600]

Nice, never knew how to get rid of that halo effect.

[@Skaterlunatic2]

ANOTHER BANGER!!!!

[@I9ONA]

THANK YOU

[@oraxge]

so useful

[@shugokimon]

thank you

[@brit7856]

Hi Doron, do you know how to give photos a deconstructed halftone texture?

[@sebaroblox6]

🐐

[@blndpgnstd]

where did you find the photos that you use to edit in your videos?

[@3Diana]

idk if you're too young to remember this but that high pass frequency separation technique had a chokehold on retouchers for a while there, in the late 00's especially, and everything looked like a blurry mess xD even the random people on myspace used to retouch their pics like that horribly haha

[@DoronStudio]

Yes I remember!! Haha. It’s a bit of an outdated technique or at least it’s been majorly improved on but I’m not too well versed in retouching; but I do use high pass for a ton of other things that just understanding the filter has helped me with. Being that the portrait stuff is the easiest way to explain it, I hope it helps people understand it and use it for any/other things they see fit

[@3Diana]

@@DoronStudio yes! it's not the technique, it was the people XD just took me back, kind of wild to remember that so many random people knew this pretty advanced technique just to butcher their selfies and nothing else xD

[@ctrlshftep]

seems like value is luminosity and tone is brightness

[@DarthClam]

5:56 "expanding the areas of White" indeed

[@MrSlowMOpro]

FIRST

[@DesignedByWil]

high pass filter gives me PTSD from Uni never using it again 🥲