Infinite Skin 1.0.1

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When time is of the essence, Infinite Skin gives you control over the details of your skin so you can save time editing. With such a sharp image, this panel aims to give you the ability to realistically soften skin tones and details right in Photoshop, while ensuring the settings respect the structure of the face.

The goal isn't to replace retouching, but to use it as a primer for the skin so you can spend less time retouching. You'll still have to do some healing and cleanup of transitions, but the purpose of this is to make it a little easier.

Skin Retouching Tools

Clarity Slider: When you want to control the details and textures in your skin, this slider helps you decide how much or how little clarity you want.

Smoothing Slider: This slider helps even out skin tone, whether you just need a small amount or want to apply it to your arms and legs and want a more smoothing effect.

Optional: Combine the results of Infinite Skin with the highlight and masking controls to get the results you want faster.

Perfect Separation: With the click of a button, the panel sets up frequency separation layers with perfectly applied softening settings. You don't need to know different pixel radii to separate frequencies. Through machine learning, we can calculate the perfect radius by automatically analyzing the dimensions of the face.

Protect Highlights: With just a click of a button, you can protect your highlights to determine whether you want to keep them more reflective or soften them. This is great for hot spots and highlights that are added or not to the image. You can decide for yourself.

Various Predefined Settings: Even if you don't know how to use sliders, we still have three predefined settings that make it easy to change them quickly regardless of the amount of work you need to do.

Masking Options: Whether you want a black mask attached to the image or a skin tone mask, you can choose between these two options. We also have the ability to quickly turn masks on and off to see how the settings apply to the entire image, making things more streamlined.

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