Thanks alot joo, really helpful cuz i,ve got to clean up 300 clips within 12 days.Your method greatly reduces the hours of work and thought I have to devote to this project. May God reward you with kindness.
This video is so outstanding excellent! It changed my complete workflow how to edit videos. I´ve seen so many "Tutorials" wich simply do not work, "Tutorials" just to generate Clicks. This Tut is a class at it`s own.
You can achieve all of this in two clicks with Magic Bullet Cosmo directly in Premiere Pro and still maintain all of the noise and detail in the skin, lips, hair by adjusting the parameters.
Hi ! the Dots appear when the timeline reach the The reference frames i created (2 frames for the 2 Lightning moments i chose). It's look like they are not concerned by all the healing work. Is it normal ? Thank you for your help
Thank you so much for the tutorial, it's great. I have one question : when i apply the "action" you use, it slightly changes the light on the whole picture, so when i export the film, there are as many flash frames as keyframes... would you know a way to correct it? thank you by advance.
hello do you do your worflow videos in other language ? i would like to learn your technique workflow but i don't full understand theses in english ? so i would know if is possible to have yours workflow acces lite on you website in french ( sorry for my english i know a lite bite ) thank you for you answer ...
Amazing! I know frequency seperation in Affinity Photo or Photoshop, but AE was new for me. Why not in DaVinci Resolve? I suppose, the tracking should work there too?
It's possible to manually recreate frequency separation in Fusion using the blur node and the "bol" node. You'd keep in mind that the original image I can be thought of as the sum of a low pass image L and a high pass image H, thus I = L + H. L can be calculated by blurring I, and H can be computed by taking I - L. In fusion make sure you're doing everything in 32 or 16 bit floats instead of ints or the negative values in the H image will get clipped. The tricky part here is the content aware fill. Not sure how you'd do that in Fusion but you could conceivably use the paint tool on a still of the High Pass layer and matchmove those spots before taking L+H to get back the cleaned image.
@@JooWorks I've used frequency separation as a technique a couple times in Fusion, but never for skin retouching unless I was using Fusion to edit a still image (kind of a strange use case, I know). I can't speak for how well it would work for video skin retouching, but it is kinda cool how fusion offers a variety of mathematical operations so you can apply Frequency Separation yourself.
Hello. Thank you for the wonderful video! I'm Sanze. Japanese video creator. I am making a tutorial video. May I introduce your video on my channel? Can I capture and use the thumbnail and part of the video?
