Get A Head Start On Retouching

When time is of the essence, Infinite Skin will give you control over skin details so you can save time retouching.

Photo by Luca Storelli

The Infinite Skin Plugin

With images being so sharp, this panel aims to give you ability to realistically soften skin tone and detail independently right in Photoshop, while ensuring the settings respect the structure of the face. The goal is not to replace retouching, but to use it as a primer for skin so you can spend less time retouching. You’ll still have to do some healing and cleaning up transitions, but this aims to make that a bit more forgiving.

This is specifically great for photographers who have to work on large amounts of images with a fast turnaround time. This happens in wedding work, individual portrait clients, boudoir clients, and more. This helps get a head start without having to leave Photoshop too.

High end retouching is still something done by hand and this may not be for everyone, but we recognized the need for it in our industry and where this has a place. We believe that this will pay off in the first day alone with the time saved.

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Clarity Slider

When you want control over your details and structure on the skin, this slider will help control that so you can decide how much or little you want.

Smoothing Slider

This helps to even out smooth tone transitions in the skin whether you want a small amount or you’d like to use it for arms and legs and want a bigger smoothing effect.

Options

Pair up the results of Infinite Skin with highlight control and masking options to get to the results you want faster.

That‘s awesome! I need it!

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See how Infinite Skin works!

Key Features

  • A Perfect Split
    With a click of a button, the panel sets up frequency separation layers that have the softening settings applied perfectly. You don’t have to know different pixel radiuses for frequency separation. Through machine learning, we’re able to calculate the perfect radius by automatically analyzing the dimensions of the face.
  • Highlight Protection
    With a click of a button you can protect your highlights to determine if you’d like to keep them more specular, or if you’d like to soften them. This is great for hotspots and highlights that do or do not add to the image. You can decide that separately.
  • Different Predefined Settings
    Even if you don’t know how to use the sliders, we have three predefined settings making it easy to quickly change them on the fly regardless of the amount of work that needs to be done.
  • Masking Options
    Whether you want a black mask attached to the image or a skin tone mask, you have the option to pick between the two. We also have the ability to quickly turn off and turn on the mask to see how the settings apply to the entire image which puts things in perspective.

Requirements

• For Photoshop CC2021 or later
• Permanent online connectivity

Usage: 

The tool is perfect for any photographer dealing with the need to soften skin. This is specifically great for wedding, portrait, and boudoir photographers who require a fast turnaround on a large number of images. This can help expedite the process and accompany your retouching workflow. This is not meant to replace retouching but we know this has a place in the industry. 

Achieve Realistic Results

The first step in creating an efficient retouching workflow, Infinite Skin utilizes machine learning to soften skin tone and detail independently while ensuring the settings respect the structure of the face.

Greg Thomasan

Accelerate Your Retouching

Developed not to replace retouching but rather to expedite the process, Infinite Skin is ideal for anyone dealing with a high volume of retouching, fast turnaround times, or who prefers to spend their time on other parts of the creative process.

Luca Storelli

With an Assist From AI

With one click of the “Create” button, Infinite Skin goes to work, constructing a stack of frequency separation layers with softening settings pre-applied via machine learning.

Greg Thomasan

Fine-Tune the Effect

Adjust the results through independent “Clarity” and “Smoothing” sliders or choose from three predefined intensity levels. Then apply the effects to specific areas of the image using either an AI-generated auto mask or a black mask and paint by hand.

DArtagnan Winford

All Without Changing Programs

Infinite Skin condenses complex skin smoothing techniques into an intelligent, adjustable panel within Photoshop, eliminating the need for stand-alone programs and avoiding unrealistic, overdone result.

Luca Storelli

Achieve Realistic Results

The first step in creating an efficient retouching workflow, Infinite Skin utilizes machine learning to soften skin tone and detail independently while ensuring the settings respect the structure of the face.

Greg Thomasan

Accelerate Your Retouching

Developed not to replace retouching but rather to expedite the process, Infinite Skin is ideal for anyone dealing with a high volume of retouching, fast turnaround times, or who prefers to spend their time on other parts of the creative process.

Luca Storelli

With an Assist From AI

With one click of the “Create” button, Infinite Skin goes to work, constructing a stack of frequency separation layers with softening settings pre-applied via machine learning.

Greg Thomasan

Fine-Tune the Effect

Adjust the results through independent “Clarity” and “Smoothing” sliders or choose from three predefined intensity levels. Then apply the effects to specific areas of the image using either an AI-generated auto mask or a black mask and paint by hand.

DArtagnan Winford

All Without Changing Programs

Infinite Skin condenses complex skin smoothing techniques into an intelligent, adjustable panel within Photoshop, eliminating the need for stand-alone programs and avoiding unrealistic, overdone result.

Luca Storelli

Testimonials

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Testimonials

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Luca Storelli

I’m totally excited using this new panel, and my first feedback is very positive.

First of all, I noticed that the steps include frequency separation in the process, so I can save my time, because in each image where I have tested the panel, with the medium values, I had no more evident further editing needed. The accuracy of the results are great, and it is a good save time tool, especially for retouching the entire body. I do not need to use the entire FS process anymore.
Most of the time the medium button is the best choice for me. Rarely I used the strong. I prefer to start with the medium, and adjust values later.

The possibility to work in a non-destructive way and changing the settings is good in my opinion, because we can experiment with different possibilities to work with skin, and the results are immediate.

I tried the panel on different model’s skins, caucasian, black, and asian, and I did not find any problems. The results are always so interesting and with simple fine tuning I get the results I need immediately. I have appreciated the highlights protection, and the possibility even to work on single layers once the action is run.

I have counted I saved about 10 minutes per image for a generic portrait frequency separation routine, and about 20 minutes for a full body retouching.

So my retouching workflow from now will be :
1. Healing brush. To remove wrinkles, blemishes, black spots..
2. Infinite Skin. To get a perfect skin (face/body)
3. dodge and burn.

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Sara Montalbano

It’s an awesome tool. I love the fact that it’s still natural and delicate but the face changes and the result is so good. The unwanted hard shadows are no longer present in the image and the overall look stays clean and defined. It really looks like we are adding another layer of good foundation and hydratation to the skin. I also love the fact that the layers are well organized and that the action takes only a few seconds to work. Absolutely recommended. 

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Greg Thomasan

The Infinite Skin panel will be a time saver for skin retouching for many, except the most discerning, clients. My headshots are made to show the client’s best self – not overly retouched, but enough so that the photo compliments the subject. Infinite Skin will be used in much of my headshot workflow, as it generates the layers I need to soften color and shadow transitions, and saves me the time it would take to do the work manually. I’ve just started using it, but so far looks an addition I will recommend to other photographers who do their own retouching.

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Kaela Speicher

I’ll never retouch an image from scratch without the Infinite Skin panel from now on! Wow, this panel really does give you a solid foundation before you begin more detailed retouching. It creates a more evenly balanced canvas to the skin texture with smoother transitions from light to dark. It’s almost like applying a thin layer of makeup digitally to the skin, which helps reduce overly sharp details from a professional lens. After applying Infinite Skin, my retouching time was cut down significantly. Thanks Pratik for creating another amazing panel that truly changes the game!

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Olga Tenyanin

Infinite Skin can be applied to numerous types of work, my personal style is all over the place and from beauty, boudoir, to more cinematic character work it held up and did the job. it cut my skin editing work in half! A powerhouse that smoothed the skin realistically, evened out tones, and did a really natural job on the texture. You can use it as a starting point, or to add that last bit of POW to a finished image. A happy new addition to my workflow. 

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Jay Coy

The Infinite Skin is a true time-saver! I retouch ‘infinite’ amounts of skin being a maternity photographer and Infinite Skin is going to drastically speed up my retouching process. It provides me with a beautiful foundation which is closer to my mid-point of retouching. Evening out the skin texture and highlight-to-shadow transitions in just a few simple clicks is true magic! This just took the part of retouching I struggled with the most and made it something I now look forward to doing!

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Brenda Bazan

Infinite Skin is the tool I needed to smooth my subjects’ skin! When I shoot portraits, I notice I spend too much time retouching to get rid of some of that roughness of very sharp skin details. Infinite Skin makes skin look silky smooth while giving you absolute control over your image. The perfect shortcut to retouching skin!

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Jade Webb

The panel works quite well on full-body maternity images. I like the control it give you to smooth some problem areas in the skin without completely getting rid of all of the texture.  It helps blend stretch marks quite well also.  A lot of time stretch marks are difficult because they are two parts a change in skin texture as well as tone.  This panel helps to soften them well enough to tell where you need to focus either on texture or tone. I also tried the panel on a waist up image and I like how much control you have in the shadows and highlights.

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Infinite Skin Academy

Control Highlight and Shadow Exposure.

When using the smoothing slider aggressively, the highlights and shadows often may get flatter as a result. Here are two ways to bring back the natural depth of the face.

Fine Lines and Blotchy Skin

You can also use the plugin for specific areas of major concern without having to do the entire face. Blotchy large areas and sharp small areas are in total contrast to each other, here is how the panel tackles both.

Manually Sharpen and Soften Selective Areas

Let’s say you like the results across the skin but want to take just one particular area further in one way or another, this will show you how to have that additional layer of control.

Priming Skin With The Panel

You may prefer using the panel after your healing and cloning work, but here are also some of the benefits of using it as your first step. There is no wrong or right way, and this panel can be used during many points in the workflow.

Slider Results Not Updating

If while using the panel, you find that the slider doesn’t load the results sometimes after moving it, here is why that happens and an easy way around it.

Before and Afters

See How Photographers Use Infinite Skin

Before and Afters + Settings

I can’t wait anymore!

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