Pro-Level Frequency Separation For Multi-Layer Sharpness & Color Enhancement

Frequency separation divides an image into a high frequency layer containing sharpness and definition information, and a low frequency layer containing brightness and color information. Combined with effective compositing, frequency separation can add precise layers of refined sharpness and even enhance weak color by giving an image more color information. It can improve any image and is especially useful in fleshing out images that need more integration time.

Find the full astrophotography workflow tutorial at this playlist:    • Image Processing Complete Workflow  

See the final result of the Eagle Nebula Project used in this video at the Sky Story Astrobin: https://www.astrobin.com/4jdauk/J/

Other videos covering frequency separation:
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