Blur will sure as heck remove the wrinkles! How about the entire face if you want. If you do not want to affect the entire photo, then go to local adjustments, slap a U-point up where you want it and on the bottom row of sliders, there is Sharpen and Blur. Not Prime - which I believe only works on RAW format. The plain noise filter is the one I play with most. The offset won’t do much in this case but play with it and see what you find out. Unsharp will do some good by broadening the radius, pulling the intensity down and then fiddle with the threshold. DXO has two types of noise filters and an unsharp mask. I don’t want to take all of it out as that is even less realistic or flattering. I get to play with octagenarian style photos, and those wrinkles don’t flatter them at all. Being a fairly new convert from Adobe universe, I have gotten good results using the unsharp mask and the Noise filter (gausian), depending on the circumstances. I will put my 2-cents worth in if that’s Ok.
Did you get this softening thing worked out? Seems as if some of the later replies were going another direction, not completely off track, but we know how it goes.
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