To "Auto" flatten light variations in a texture in PS, you also can: - Duplicate the image (so you have it in a separate layer) - Go to Filters / Other / Highpass filter and put it on that separate layer - Crunch up the crap out of that High Pass filter (usually a range from 85 to 125) it varies on every image, but do it till the lighting looks flat, without loosing info. - Set that layer with the highpass filter to "Luminosity" (the layer beneath will be affected only by the luminosity of your highpass layer, so you can keep the colors). - Add a Levels adjustment layer on top and adjust the gamma down till you get the right exposure. You can play a little with the black and white point too. Just bought your surface imperfections pack Clint. Great deal! Thanks a lot!
You know I was fortunate enough to listen to a texture artist who worked at weta digital and one of the things I remember the most is he said to give your object a story such as where does your object live? In a city? Then put grunge and dirt and mud that has been kicked up by cars, what kind of people are around your object? Put fingerprints or other things human could cause to your object. What are the weather conditions, is it in sun or shadow? Etc. that always stuck with me and this video made me appreciate it even more!! Thanks Clint!!
That tutorial was realy enlightning to me how easy it is to scan own imperfections. Looks like something you wanna do on a sunny day around your hood. Good vibes! Good stuff!
Thanks Clint, this is fantastic. Welcome back to the world of solo. Another trick to reduce the disparity between the light and dark areas as well, is to duplicate the texture layer above. Set it to luminosity and apply a high pass filter to full and bring down to your liking. (Use opacity to adjust the effect further as well). Then adjustment layer for brightness. A cool trick to sharpen is to dup. the layer above and set to overlay. H.P. Filter from low and bring up a couple px. Helps pronounce the edges a little more.
8:10 Useful Shortcut: Ctrl+Alt+Shift+E , Merges All Visible to a new layer without affecting the rest. Awesome Video and Please make more, Thanks so much!
This was a quality from scratch tutorial and then my man said, “if youre strapped for time I’ve got your back with this pack”. I appreciate you and your time brother
Honestly just what you put in here about seamless tiling has been way more informative then half the videos I could find on the subject, even though the main focus of the video is textures. Many thanks
Hey Clint, just a tip at 12:16, go with a "Low Flow" brush, not opacity. Think of Flow like airbrushes, multiple passes over the same area will continue to blacken the mask with multiple passes without needing to lift Left Mouse Click and click again to continue darkening like opacity would. Try 10% Flow
Thank you for sharing your channel on the last Corridor Crew vid. I've enjoyed your role on the crew for quite a while. Great content on your channel! Keep it up
This is the same method i have been using for years but he went and took me back to school with some eye opening tips on how to up my texture photography game. Thanks Clint. You da man.
@@pwnisher reply from you it's a big thing for me i m watching you from years in corridor and rocket jump videos and yaa your chaii tutorial was also amazing love from me and India 🧡🧡
One of the most awaited tutorials! Learned a lot as well. Suggestion for the next tutorial : The loop you made for the "Most Satisfying render" would be cool to deeply learn all the techniques you used in making that one.
dude. you're amazing. your story telling is uniquely different from most youtube teachers in a refreshing way brother. also, i'm proud of you for takin that leap. ...and damn, those plates look filthy my guy.
You can use "frequency separation" in Photoshop to remove overall gradients in the image. Google that. The layer with the low frequency can be replaced with a solid color. It's not necessary to paint your levels adjustment manually.
i appeciate videos liek this for the guys and girls out there that just doint have the extra money to buy the stuff premade . but also the option is there if i wanted to thx clint your the man
Hmm was not expecting for you to comment on this. I went to go and see cardboard warfare. Then I saw that you had new videos. And had no idea this was your channel
Great video Clint! Really happy to see how well your channel is doing. Btw, it's funny that you do the Vs to say "peace" when in the UK it's like flipping us off at the end of the video haha.
Big fan of yours... The way u contribute to vfx community is can't describe by words... Lv the way u put love and effort even in ur acting skills( big fan) (after watching lion King mocap😍) .... "Perfection" 😌
@@pwnisher honestly though mate! thank you so so much for sharing it and your knowledge! i always feel like im in great hands learning from one of the best in the business 📸😎
Man, I love your work and thank you so much for this amazing tutorial on how to make these. I´ve learned so much from you and the crew at Corridor. Keep up the amazing work with the channel as well, amazing stuff! Cheers!
look at clint here, stealing the secret corridor crabby patty thumbnail formula haha. it worked!
Mwahahahha
Thought the same thing haha
Can you fill me in on what the crabby patty formula is...? 🤔
He's not stealing!
He's borrowing a popular idea/formula.
This pack is such a big deal and also a great deal!! Any artists will be doing themselves a great favor by simply first picking up that pack!!
Lol imma use this quote on everything now hahahah
Was enjoying Peter's blender tutorials, and now I discover your channel... Great stuff, gonna dive in headfirst XD
Dude i was just watching that tut hahahaha
saw a notification saying "surface imperfection", immediately clicked
edit: great tut! learned a ton
The timing of this video is stupidly insane. I just bought a camera for these exact purposes. Damn man you know more of my business than Facebook Ads.
Bwahahaha!!
i love the idea of having better imperfections than other people
To "Auto" flatten light variations in a texture in PS, you also can:
- Duplicate the image (so you have it in a separate layer)
- Go to Filters / Other / Highpass filter and put it on that separate layer
- Crunch up the crap out of that High Pass filter (usually a range from 85 to 125) it varies on every image, but do it till the lighting looks flat, without loosing info.
- Set that layer with the highpass filter to "Luminosity" (the layer beneath will be affected only by the luminosity of your highpass layer, so you can keep the colors).
- Add a Levels adjustment layer on top and adjust the gamma down till you get the right exposure. You can play a little with the black and white point too.
Just bought your surface imperfections pack Clint. Great deal! Thanks a lot!
You know I was fortunate enough to listen to a texture artist who worked at weta digital and one of the things I remember the most is he said to give your object a story such as where does your object live? In a city? Then put grunge and dirt and mud that has been kicked up by cars, what kind of people are around your object? Put fingerprints or other things human could cause to your object. What are the weather conditions, is it in sun or shadow? Etc. that always stuck with me and this video made me appreciate it even more!! Thanks Clint!!
Man that’s so cool to hear! I love it! I’m glad you got something out of this.
@@pwnisher well thank you for putting the time and effort into it!! I know we all appreciate it very much!!
That tutorial was realy enlightning to me how easy it is to scan own imperfections. Looks like something you wanna do on a sunny day around your hood. Good vibes! Good stuff!
Yeah definitely a chill time :) give it a shot!
Thanks Clint, this is fantastic. Welcome back to the world of solo. Another trick to reduce the disparity between the light and dark areas as well, is to duplicate the texture layer above. Set it to luminosity and apply a high pass filter to full and bring down to your liking. (Use opacity to adjust the effect further as well). Then adjustment layer for brightness.
A cool trick to sharpen is to dup. the layer above and set to overlay. H.P. Filter from low and bring up a couple px. Helps pronounce the edges a little more.
great tutorial! learned a lot
Your render rocked too man!!
5:20 if you hadn't done that arm movement, I would have never guessed you were using a green screen! Top notch colour and light matching! *mind blown*
8:10
Useful Shortcut: Ctrl+Alt+Shift+E , Merges All Visible to a new layer without affecting the rest.
Awesome Video and Please make more, Thanks so much!
This was a quality from scratch tutorial and then my man said, “if youre strapped for time I’ve got your back with this pack”. I appreciate you and your time brother
You are the best Clint!!! Thank you so much!
I'm super glad his textures are non-gmo, cage free, grass fed
Honestly just what you put in here about seamless tiling has been way more informative then half the videos I could find on the subject, even though the main focus of the video is textures. Many thanks
Clint is by far the best person to come from corridor
you are giving us too much power!!!!
Use it wisely 😆
I love this format, you really killed this, really fun to watch as always and I love how you approach 3D as an artistic medium
Thank you so much for the kind words 🙏🏼
Hey Clint, just a tip at 12:16, go with a "Low Flow" brush, not opacity.
Think of Flow like airbrushes, multiple passes over the same area will continue to blacken the mask with multiple passes without needing to lift Left Mouse Click and click again to continue darkening like opacity would.
Try 10% Flow
it looks easy to make perfect imperfections
It’s not that bad. Can be a bit time consuming though. It definitely took trial and error to get the recipe right.
3D ASMR at its peak. Thanks Clint :))))
Great video , i been looking for it for a while , thank you.
Clint, holy moly son your knowledge of C4D and everything else related is so inspiring!
Thanks for the kind words :)
Damn dude you really do super high quality tutorials! Thank you so much! I am very happy to have found your channel! keep it up and blessings!!
So glad you think so! It’s my pleasure :) 🙏🏼
the tips for smudges is very smart, thanks clint
Thank you for sharing your channel on the last Corridor Crew vid. I've enjoyed your role on the crew for quite a while. Great content on your channel! Keep it up
Bought that pack on the spot. Thanks for the valuable content and have a great christmas break!
Thank you so much for the support!!
Your smile blows me away.... ❤️❤️❤️
This is the same method i have been using for years but he went and took me back to school with some eye opening tips on how to up my texture photography game. Thanks Clint. You da man.
Solid my man 😎
Nice. Substance is great for that. Way better actually than using photoshop to c4d pipeline.
@@rano12321 ye, it is great. Designer as well, but I havent used it much
Hey Clint big fan dude 😂😂 and an absolute great tutorial
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@pwnisher reply from you it's a big thing for me i m watching you from years in corridor and rocket jump videos and yaa your chaii tutorial was also amazing love from me and India 🧡🧡
One of the most awaited tutorials! Learned a lot as well.
Suggestion for the next tutorial : The loop you made for the "Most Satisfying render" would be cool to deeply learn all the techniques you used in making that one.
Glad you liked it!! :D
I have been waiting for this for so long!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love it!
Dude same :) thanks!!
10:49 I think you could also use a high pass filter here, basically removing the low frequency gradient and keeping the high frequency details
Such perfect imperfections.
Great tutorial to step up one's CG game. Thanks a lot!
damn... those imperfections are really perfect🙌🙌
Thanks dawg :)
Thank you
This is absolutely amazing! THANKS FOR MAKING THESE TYPES OF TUTORIALS!!!!!!
I can't thank you enough
Absolutely!! I love this kind of stuff! I might do a deep-dive on applying these imperfections to a model next.
@@pwnisher that would be awesome, keep it up
Damn Clint your reeaally smashing these videos! Feeling very happy to be learning from you!
nah this is wayyy too interesting... lemme get my popcorn.
Thank you so much for making complicated things simple! It’s not often I come across a good tutorial video!
BRUH, didn’t expect Clint to be top result for searching on a how to… crazy. Subbed since you aren’t in CD anymore
awesome one!!! not disappointing us with none of your videos
This would help in my VFX class at school.
fantastic video my guy!
Thanks for all your insight!
dude. you're amazing. your story telling is uniquely different from most youtube teachers in a refreshing way brother. also, i'm proud of you for takin that leap. ...and damn, those plates look filthy my guy.
my new favorite channel
You can use "frequency separation" in Photoshop to remove overall gradients in the image. Google that. The layer with the low frequency can be replaced with a solid color. It's not necessary to paint your levels adjustment manually.
That's some fun stuff :-D I'll see if I can't sneak it into my 3D program of choice :-)
Yoo. Thank you for the tutorial
i appeciate videos liek this for the guys and girls out there that just doint have the extra money to buy the stuff premade . but also the option is there if i wanted to
thx clint your the man
CLINT!!! You should be over at corridor!
Lol, wait wha?
Hmm was not expecting for you to comment on this. I went to go and see cardboard warfare. Then I saw that you had new videos. And had no idea this was your channel
I use Substance Suite by Adobe for my custom 3D textures. Easy to use and industry standard for 3D artists.
man i love you. love the content. big fan since the beginning of corridor keep it movin brother
Love that format
great tutorial
This is great nicely done. 👌
Great vid!
Great video Clint! Really happy to see how well your channel is doing. Btw, it's funny that you do the Vs to say "peace" when in the UK it's like flipping us off at the end of the video haha.
Big fan of yours... The way u contribute to vfx community is can't describe by words... Lv the way u put love and effort even in ur acting skills( big fan) (after watching lion King mocap😍) .... "Perfection" 😌
Hahaha many thanks my friend :D
@@pwnisher 😇😇🤗🤗
08:43 You can also select those seems as a ninja star shape and use content aware plate
that pack is a super great deal wow👀
Glad you dig it :D
@@pwnisher honestly though mate! thank you so so much for sharing it and your knowledge! i always feel like im in great hands learning from one of the best in the business 📸😎
Wow man. You get paid for this :3
Great vid!
Your content is mad. Excellent video
Hahaha thanks my guy
“...so our renders can go on forever and ever”
Joke’s on you mister. On my crappy computer, renders already do go on forever.
Lolz
Imagine your mom tells you to clean your room bcoz it's super dusty and all and we're like 'No I'm building up valuable assets'😂😂
Hahahahahahah!!! It was legit like this with my fiance. She was like “SQUEEGIE THE SHOWER.” i’m like, “BUT MY ASSETS!!??”
lmao Clint 🤣
Awesome video my dude i will give it a try in maya ;))
gonna offer this pack to my boyfriend for Christmas ihihi
Hahaha yes! He'll love it! =D
i love this
I always love your tutorials.
Had to snag the pack tonight! Merry Xmas! Super dope textures. Cheers!
Lots of great advice in one video!
I've thought about doing this, now I know how to go about it, thank you.
Here i am, 5 years into photoshop and got mindblown by the substract part :O
thank you very much for this, its awesome
Gotchu my man!
@@pwnisher 😁❤
Dude, i love you! Big thanks from germany and have a great christmas!
Heck yeah! Thanks for the kind words! Happy holidays!
sick video clint !! haven't ever worked with 3D but your challenge streams & content like this makes me want to give it a go :))
Go for it!! It’s so much fun
Very cool
Man, I love your work and thank you so much for this amazing tutorial on how to make these. I´ve learned so much from you and the crew at Corridor. Keep up the amazing work with the channel as well, amazing stuff! Cheers!
thank you so much
Still one of your best videos
Nice tutorial. But I don't recommend using any fingerprint security from now on :D
This is really great and very helpful. Thanks for making this video!
Amazing, thanks man!
Great pack, had lots of fun creating that image!
Very valuable information
thank you very much bro
you are amazing
So inspiring 🙏
Dude nice soundtrack
Also the surface imperfections are great
Many thanks my friend.
this is incredible dude, much respect! for sure im going to make some good use of those surfaces imperfections :D
Heeeck yeah :)
13:37 holyshit that is such a good render
this is so cool
Bought it! Fire! (Y)
Heck. YEA son!!
Amazing video wow
Nice!! Thanks!
Man this is D O P E
Thanks a lot
Love it
My man you got a subscriber
400.000 congrats
Oh snap for reeaal!?