Hey all,
Newbie here, but a fairly experienced journeyman in retouching. However, this problem is new to me, and has proved perplexing thus far. I was doing a frequency separation on a portrait, but unlike previous images, I had cut this image of the girl out of her background, so she resides on a layer cutout without background or fill/bg color. I noticed once I set up the frequency sep, the high layer gives a gnarly halo around the cutout image.
My question is, is this because the FS was done on a cutout image, and is there anyway to correct for this that doesn't involved adding fill color to the cutout?
Appreciate any insight on this.
Newbie here, but a fairly experienced journeyman in retouching. However, this problem is new to me, and has proved perplexing thus far. I was doing a frequency separation on a portrait, but unlike previous images, I had cut this image of the girl out of her background, so she resides on a layer cutout without background or fill/bg color. I noticed once I set up the frequency sep, the high layer gives a gnarly halo around the cutout image.
My question is, is this because the FS was done on a cutout image, and is there anyway to correct for this that doesn't involved adding fill color to the cutout?
Appreciate any insight on this.
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