High Pass Filter in Photoshop CS3 Tutorial

Video Transcript

"Adobe Photo Shop is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems Inc and, I am in no way affiliated with Adobe. O.k., so on this tutorial were going to keep moving on with this image and were going to, I'm taking you from start to finish basically, of this panorama, and what I'm going to do now is actually apply a sharpening filter, which has nothing to do, that has nothing to do, it does say sharpening on there so nobody really knows about this. What you want to do is actually, duplicate the sky copy, as you can see I'm about to do, and the real important thing here is to make sure that you duplicate the exact layer and, what you want to do now is go into filter, you drop down to other, and then you want to hit high pass, and let me zoom in for you so you can actually see, well I'm sorry I didn't zoom in so let me do that again. Filter, other, high pass, click o.k., and we don't want this to be too, too, much but four point, four point zero to five point zero is good. We'll use four point nine. If we take off the preview we can see that all it does is give us the exact line with hardly any detail or, color. So, you're going to hit o.k., and basically that is using the high pass filter, and now we?re going to go more into the blending options in the layers pallet. So, I'm going to talk to you a little bit about that on the next clip, and were going to actually talk about how to sharpen this image."