I'm about to go through your retouching videos on KTE but wanted to see what you have on youtube, first. This is brilliant and most importantly, you could not have explained this better. Always to the point and the viewer knows the "why" behind every step. Thank you!
Is it even necessary to blur layer-Dark Noise in folder Light Grain? Won’t the blend if changes on the Light Grain folder prevent that dark noise layer from being seen. Only layers showing light and mid-tone will be seen.
Both of these grain videos are really interesting. I've seen several other vids about generating "film grain" and this is the most comprehensive one I've seen. When I do this though, I'm amazed at how huge my file size grows! My file which starts around 1.5 MB grows to about 2.25 GB! From what I can see, yours doesn't get so out of control. Any ideas why? Thanks!
Hey, glad you enjoyed them! When you enlarge the grain layers they are still retained in the Photoshop file full size, so the best you can do is apply a crop that deletes all the parts of the layers that are outside of the bounds of your image. This will drastically reduce the file size.
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Woah, this is amazing. Thank you!
Finally someone who explains clearly how film grain works and how to correctly simulate it in PS. Thank you!!!
Thank you so much Victor! Perfect! Very useful and informative tutorial! God bless you and good luck!
I'm about to go through your retouching videos on KTE but wanted to see what you have on youtube, first. This is brilliant and most importantly, you could not have explained this better. Always to the point and the viewer knows the "why" behind every step.
Thank you!
Wow, thank you!
Fantastic tutorial!
Wow. Please do more videos. They're really good.
GENIUS ! Thank you, Viktor!
Fantastic! I finally understand how to even-out the grain effect over HT, MT & LT.
Is it even necessary to blur layer-Dark Noise in folder Light Grain? Won’t the blend if changes on the Light Grain folder prevent that dark noise layer from being seen. Only layers showing light and mid-tone will be seen.
Great stuff here, thanks for sharing your secrets.
Thanks!
i love the full analisis to do this things!!
Thank you a lot ! Very helpful)
Both of these grain videos are really interesting. I've seen several other vids about generating "film grain" and this is the most comprehensive one I've seen. When I do this though, I'm amazed at how huge my file size grows! My file which starts around 1.5 MB grows to about 2.25 GB! From what I can see, yours doesn't get so out of control. Any ideas why? Thanks!
Hey, glad you enjoyed them! When you enlarge the grain layers they are still retained in the Photoshop file full size, so the best you can do is apply a crop that deletes all the parts of the layers that are outside of the bounds of your image. This will drastically reduce the file size.
@@ViktorFejes Yep! That's the culprit! Thanks Viktor!
always love what you do. please do some tutorials on skin color and dodge and burn.
Thank you! Will see what I can do about it.
thank you so much.