Remove Wrinkles from Clothes Using Frequency Separation in Photoshop
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Date: 2022-07-19
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Gekkie
hi! thank you so much for the tutorial! I have a question. When we use the mixer brush on the low freq blurred image, and then released that its out of the area we want to remove the wrinkles, is there anyway to 'undo' (in case of there are already many steps done to simply ctrlZ) or erase just that part? Or would there be a indestructive way around doing this?
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hi! thank you so much for the tutorial! I have a question. When we use the mixer brush on the low freq blurred image, and then released that its out of the area we want to remove the wrinkles, is there anyway to 'undo' (in case of there are already many steps done to simply ctrlZ) or erase just that part? Or would there be a indestructive way around doing this?
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aditi
Hi Unmesh, thank you so much for all the brilliant tutorials. I have a question & I was wondering if you could help me with this. How to remove strong watercolor paper texture from the artwork? I have come across tricks to remove paper texture from artwork if artwork is scanned. but I photograph my artwork and I have a tough time editing it.
Thanks.
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Hi Unmesh, thank you so much for all the brilliant tutorials. I have a question & I was wondering if you could help me with this. How to remove strong watercolor paper texture from the artwork? I have come across tricks to remove paper texture from artwork if artwork is scanned. but I photograph my artwork and I have a tough time editing it.
Thanks.
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Vera
Hey! Your expertise is priceless. Thank you for every minute you spend on sharing your knowledge. Now straight to business; ) Would you happen to have any secret technique to remove wrinkles from patterned clothes (faster than hours with clone stamp? I'm working with checker pattern. Thank you: )
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Hey! Your expertise is priceless. Thank you for every minute you spend on sharing your knowledge. Now straight to business; ) Would you happen to have any secret technique to remove wrinkles from patterned clothes (faster than hours with clone stamp? I'm working with checker pattern. Thank you: )
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wonton
This is absolute magic. Wonderful explanation and this is seriously a life saver. This removes all the wrinkles without changing the texture of the clothing.
I love the use of math and science applied to photoshop. Thank you so so much.
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This is absolute magic. Wonderful explanation and this is seriously a life saver. This removes all the wrinkles without changing the texture of the clothing.
I love the use of math and science applied to photoshop. Thank you so so much.
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Alexander
Nice explanation. I already used an action to do this, but this visual explanation gives more founding to the concept. Thanks! Basically also like in sound design, an oscillator (sine/saw/square) and a LFO (low frequency oscillator.
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Nice explanation. I already used an action to do this, but this visual explanation gives more founding to the concept. Thanks! Basically also like in sound design, an oscillator (sine/saw/square) and a LFO (low frequency oscillator.
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Allen
You have been a godsend to me. I have always struggles with photos of people. My area has been mostly houses and landscapes but I wanted and needed to learn to do portraits better. This has helped a lot. Now to learn my lighting better
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You have been a godsend to me. I have always struggles with photos of people. My area has been mostly houses and landscapes but I wanted and needed to learn to do portraits better. This has helped a lot. Now to learn my lighting better
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Sunshine
mine isnt working? i decided to remove the wrinkles after making multiple other edits. will it not work if you have a copy of the background layer above the other layers you edited and then build the low high frequency seperation.
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mine isnt working? i decided to remove the wrinkles after making multiple other edits. will it not work if you have a copy of the background layer above the other layers you edited and then build the low high frequency seperation.
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Gail
A BIG THANK YOU PIXIMPERFECT. It's working! and I have learned a lot from your vid. It feels like attending photoshop class for free. Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge with us. You're the best!
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A BIG THANK YOU PIXIMPERFECT. It's working! and I have learned a lot from your vid. It feels like attending photoshop class for free. Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge with us. You're the best!
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Paul
I've tried this step by step 4 times now changing the blur amount each time, i cannot remove any wrinkles from a blazer at all. I don't know how to solve this, i've followed exactly.
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I've tried this step by step 4 times now changing the blur amount each time, i cannot remove any wrinkles from a blazer at all. I don't know how to solve this, i've followed exactly.
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Don
followed the steps up tp where you start using the mixer brush and every time i paint i nothing really being brushed. followed the steps to the t but stuck there someone help!
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followed the steps up tp where you start using the mixer brush and every time i paint i nothing really being brushed. followed the steps to the t but stuck there someone help!
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Vme3000
This is great. The problem I have is that when I use the mixer brush, it doesn't do anything. It does not show any changed effect on the low-frequency layer. Please help
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This is great. The problem I have is that when I use the mixer brush, it doesn't do anything. It does not show any changed effect on the low-frequency layer. Please help
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Izgil
Fantastic. Thanks a lot. However, my question is how do you export it as a one, single image after all of this is done? Do you somehow combine all the layers back?
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Fantastic. Thanks a lot. However, my question is how do you export it as a one, single image after all of this is done? Do you somehow combine all the layers back?
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Kimberly
Just wanted to let you know. that your tutorials are amazing. Your voice is calming, and your videos are so informative. Thank you; thank you; thank you!
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Just wanted to let you know. that your tutorials are amazing. Your voice is calming, and your videos are so informative. Thank you; thank you; thank you!
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Martin
Unmesh, you are a Superstar! Your tutorials are so super useful, this one just saved me hours of work and tons of frustration. Thank you very, very much!
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Unmesh, you are a Superstar! Your tutorials are so super useful, this one just saved me hours of work and tons of frustration. Thank you very, very much!
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Old
I've watched this video so many times I can remember what timestamp to go to. Now if I could only remember how to do this WITHOUT watching the video! :)
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I've watched this video so many times I can remember what timestamp to go to. Now if I could only remember how to do this WITHOUT watching the video! :)
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Bill
Thank You. I finally found the easiest and most effective way to reduce, or remove clothing wrinkles. Your tutorial is clear and easily understood.
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Thank You. I finally found the easiest and most effective way to reduce, or remove clothing wrinkles. Your tutorial is clear and easily understood.
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Jerrold
it kinda worked for my image but not too much. I had a plaid shirt with lots of wrinkles and folds and texture. BTW your mother is beautiful: )
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it kinda worked for my image but not too much. I had a plaid shirt with lots of wrinkles and folds and texture. BTW your mother is beautiful: )
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Robert
This is great! Is there a tutorial or way to do the opposite? That is - remove the bigger folds instead of focusing on the small wrinkles?
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This is great! Is there a tutorial or way to do the opposite? That is - remove the bigger folds instead of focusing on the small wrinkles?
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Don
What a lovely family. PS: you are the best instructor in the photoshop world, the King, thanks for your videos, regards from the netherlands
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What a lovely family. PS: you are the best instructor in the photoshop world, the King, thanks for your videos, regards from the netherlands
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flyy65
i tried saving it as an action but it didnt work for different images because of layer name i guess, d you have a solution for that?
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i tried saving it as an action but it didnt work for different images because of layer name i guess, d you have a solution for that?
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