TRY THIS 🔥 How to FIX SKIN TONE in Photoshop ... FAST (Frequency Separation)

[@andygraham4500]

Simply amazing Glyn, love watching your tutorials as your so easy to follow and learn from, keep up the good work.

[@glyndewis]

Thanks so much for that Andy

[@JohnKorvell]

One of the many things I like about Glyn's instruction is that something helpful to me is learned every time. I don't do portraiture but, as a street and some times landscape photog, I am sure this technique will come in handy.

[@glyndewis]

Thank you so much John

[@geraldinebryce594]

Thank for this Glyn😊

[@glyndewis]

You’re welcome

[@lynsmith1096]

Another good tutorial Glyn

[@glyndewis]

Thanks

[@replaylounge]

You teached me lot... thank you from Istanbul

[@glyndewis]

That's wonderful to read ... thank you ... and greetings from the UK

[@timd7747]

Great video. Love your work.

[@glyndewis]

Very kind ... thank you

[@All-the-gear-no-idea-uk]

Excellent thank you

[@glyndewis]

You're welcome ... hope it's useful 👍🏻

[@lissataylor12345]

Thanks so much!❤

[@glyndewis]

You're welcome

[@TheJomadi]

excellent tutorial 👍👍 tnx

[@glyndewis]

Thank you

[@Rawfashion31]

Thank you, this is a ver helpful video! Which colour profile did you edit with?

[@anthonycrothers_Photography]

Another excellent tutorial Glyn, superbly presented as always. I'll be using this technique on a headshot I took today, so great timing! Thanks a million for sharing 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻

[@glyndewis]

More than welcome mate ; glad to hear it'll be useful 👍🏻

[@paulmclinden2859]

Good lad:-) 😀

[@glyndewis]

😃

[@ptheglev]

Awesome and useful tip. I'm curious - how much do you bench?

[@glyndewis]

Thanks a lot ... glad you like it. Re Benching ... just enough so that I feel it properly and keep good form 😉

[@ptheglev]

Looking good, mate @@glyndewis 💪

[@sashnaidu8806]

Leeeeegend !!!!

[@glyndewis]

😃

[@RobertLuciani]

Hey Glen, It might help your followers (and youtubers to find you) if you called the technique by its name. What you are teaching is frequency separation. And you did a really good job at it, but it will be hard for others to find your version of frequency separation. Plus when I'm learning and mastering a technique I like to compare it with other videos to compare strategies. Thank you another great tutorial.

[@glyndewis]

Tha'ts very kind of you Robert and thnk you for the suggestion which I've now added to the latter part of the title 👍🏻

[@anthonycrothers_Photography]

Glyn, would this technique also be suitable on a 'beauty' re-touch, such as fixing/improving 'bags' below eyes etc?

[@glyndewis]

Totally mate. Also sun burn , achne etc ... At times you might need to work on removing detail ands you can do that working directly on the detail layer with something like the Clone Stamp Tool set to 'current layer' ... HOWEVER the new Remove Tool on a blank layer would be superb for that too.

[@anthonycrothers_Photography]

@@glyndewis brilliant! Another technique in the 'armoury' good to know. Thanks mate 👍🏻

[@pianoman1973]

Great tutorial ! For creating the detail layer - would high pass filter be equally good ? What would be the differences if not ? Thanks !

[@NicSkerten]

Not sure if I missed it in your explanation of the technique, but you should mention that in Frequency Separation layer preparation the Apply Image settings are different for 8 bit and 16 bit images (ie Subtract rather than Add with the Scale and Offset changed).

[@glyndewis]

Didn't mention it becuase over the years the difference is hardly if at all noticeable and nowadays if you're editing on skin and such, most people would be working 16 bit image; there is a video Ilinked to though where I do cover that

[@streamtabulous]

where is the recorded download you mention

[@glyndewis]

Link / Details in the description

[@MelFaubert-g4p]

how can i get the action?

[@glyndewis]

From my website on the home page 👍🏻 glyndewis dot com