How to Add a Film-style Grain in Photoshop

[@JochenWeienberger]

you should do this "grain action" on a 50% gray layer (soft light) --> you save hard disk space and your image will not get the 0.5 blurriness. And then you should work with a "blend if" layer style, so you can have more grain in the shadows and not so much in the highlights

[@loselina4500]

Thank you so much!! Your tutorial literally saved my life🙏🏻

[@nicocastillo2099]

I use the same technique. It adds texture and somehow masks the areas where we smoothen the skin, making them look natural. Been using this both for commercial and personal work. Glad to know I am in the right path. ☺️

[@stkuj]

I've been using the grain slider in ACR. What do you think about this approach?

[@snowkombat263]

Hey , do you think that you could make a light/editing tutorial to get a look close to the one of Hugo Comte?

[@pixelplaygroundofficial]

Hi, what is the dimension of the photo? im thinking am adding a large volume of noise on my image.

[@smellgoodphotography7722]

Thank you for the video. I’m having trouble doing dodging and burning on pictures. What would you recommend for those still struggling with dodging and burning

[@marcelobapfoto]

It's just perfect, I use a lot of your techniques in my work. thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. Success always.

[@goldenfalcon5130]

Amazing video I really like it

[@rickfarber4243]

Very helpful and concise. Thank you.

[@SKILLDEVELOPMENTIT]

Thank you for your information💖

[@dreamchasser1379]

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