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alymorley
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September 19, 2020
Question

Frequency Separation: Not Blurring, just turning it gray...

  • September 19, 2020
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so here are the steps I applied for frequnecy seperation:

1. Make 2 duplicates of your image layer

    Lower image: blure

    Higher image: texture

2. Select the Low frequency layer and use Filter Gaussian Blur (I used 5.0)

3. Select the High frequency layer
    Go to menu Image > Apply Image
    Set the source layer to Low Frequency
    Set the blending mode to Subtract
   Set Scale to 2      *
   Set offset to 128  *
   Click OK

4. Change the blending mode of the high frequency layer to Linear Light

 

When I try to use the clone stamp on the image to correct, it just makes it gray, and doesn't blur. The photos attached show my setup, and then what happens when I try to correct.

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Legend
September 20, 2020
Leave only the top layer visible.
Show a screenshot of the result of the stamp work.
 
UPD. Also show only the second layer separately. Where do you work with a stamp?

 
JJMack
Community Expert
Community Expert
September 19, 2020

Try painting on the blur color layer  or use a mixer bush without paint or the healing brush you want to smooth the color not remove the texture. It look like you have the texture layer targeted.

JJMack
JJMack
Community Expert
Community Expert
September 19, 2020

Healing brush

JJMack