High Pass filter replacement technique.

[FarmerProduction]

Does anyone know about a way to add high pass to video?

[nebulaoperator]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[RossWildish]

Brilliant, this is a much better and more efficient way of what I was trying to achieve.

[Greatmusicforme]

Wonderful job..i am an Indian and i know the farmers life but it was nice job again really nice...

[Greatmusicforme]

Wonderful job

[teensylover]

I have been reading your threads on Model Mayhem. I am a casual photographer (newly retired and just beginning to learrn) and I can't thank you enough for the joy and inspiration you have given me! Thank you a hundred fold for your generous willingness to share your amazing talent and hard work. You've enriched my life immeasureably, having helped me to further enjoy my little side passion. Namaste!!!!!

[Greatmusicforme]

Namaste 

[mmx327]

thanks

[ONEyeMarco]

wow thats how all those magazines get that real "defined" look

keep up the good work

[mikedimples]

Amazing technique - pretty intense sharpening with little haloing. Thanks for the great video Sean!

[Mochaboys]

Thanks Sean!!!

[Dante7829]

This is so cool..Thanks for the hard work to put this here and make it idiot proof.

[bavlondon]

Great video. Could you do one on skin softening only?\

Thanks

[bavlondon]

Hi Sean,

Could you do a video specifically to demonstrate skin softening? I can send you a headshot if you want. PM me.

[Dante7829]

This is meant for that. He just used it on this pic. You do the same thing and it is magic. A lot of people like to use the blur filter and you lose the details. And there are others who use Highpass filter to sharpen. So he just showed us how to do both without losing detail on the skin. This came from a forum in Model Mayhem and it was made so you understand the steps...You're separating frequencies and you can play around until you think it is right.