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Using Frequency Separation in Photo Retouching in Photoshop

This video shows a how to use frequency separation to assist in photo retouching. This can be done in 16 bit mode or in 8 bit mode - the technique is the same but different settings need to be used.

Frequency Separation Retouching in 16 Bit Mode