Film Grain

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bazzah
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Post by bazzah »

Create a quick transparent Film Grain layer.

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1. Create a new layer (SHIFT CTRL/CMD N), name it Film Grain, set Mode to Overlay and select Fill with Fill with Overlay-neutral color (50% gray). Right click on the layer and select 'Convert To Smart Object'

[attachment=45418:newlayer.jpg] [attachment=45417:layers.jpg]

2. Select Add Noise from the filter menu, and set it to around 4%, Gaussian and Monochromatic.

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And that's it! Have a play with the noise layers Amount (double click on 'Add Noise' in the layers window) to change how noisy the image is. You can also add a Gaussian Blur filter, if the noise is too sharp, or Sharpen filter to sharpen things up.

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Post by ripley »

A really good reminder.
Thank you for this one Baz' :p
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Post by sauron »

Nice tip :)
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Post by VincentLupo »

Cool!
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:thanks:
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