Photoshop tutorial: how to make texture seamless/tileable - light balance technique

Hi all!
This is a Photoshop tutorial for make textures seamless with the light balance technique.
If you hvae questions, leave a comment down below.
www.dpvfx.net

[@WayneACasey]

This has saved me sooo much grief, thank you so much!!

[@Szabby999]

One of the most usefull tutorials I've seen so far!

[@iwoziembacz]

the best tutorial in the history of all tutorials!

[@emivargas1751]

7 Years later this is still very useful

[@MairJfan1]

This is a tremendous tutorial and has saved me from a massive headache! Thank you!
The only thing I would add is the user might need to play with (1) blending modes and (2) opacity for the "high pass" layer. I was working on making a repeating spruce tree bark texture, and going with a Vivid Light blend mode at 75% opacity was the sweet spot for my particular project.

[@555Movietime]

Excellent tutorial. I've always taken the long way around to balance the light, until now! Thanks.

[@GaryLANNOY]

This is the best tutoriel i’ve saw about the light and pattern in textures like this. Thank you from France

[@selachiistudio]

You pretty much have the best seamless texture tut on youtube. thank you!

[@imtiazahmad3326]

I'm going to Like this video in advance before watching because this is the only 1 video I found related to this problem from 2 days, Thanks a lot to the Creator of this content

[@Tigresskungfu]

Thank you so much buddy, my project almost halted because of this issue. You're my hero

[@igorbridel]

Thank you for the great tutorial!

[@skkstudios2433]

Did not need it for textures, but you saved a big video project for me! Thank you.

[@nmnovice2320]

Excellent tutorial. I've watched many, but this one works!

[@ApexArtistX]

Thanks , this is very technical. We are paying for software's who do this internally . Thanks again

[@crecrescio]

bro this is very helpful. like water in the desert

[@davidgoldstein322]

always coming back here when I forget

[@Jakeurb8ty82]

One more key concept falls into place, my thanks to you!

[@saifdrira560]

This is the smartest way .. thank you

[@ocivdelos2335]

thanks man! this is GOLD!

[@sarahshuda4605]

Thank you! What a big help this was, appreciate you sharing this.

[@5ucAyman]

Best Tutorial Ever!

[@hanss684]

Thank you soooo fucking much. You can't believe how long i've been searching for such a method

[@MrRustyT]

Perfect just what I needed, thanks for taking the time to make this tutorial.

[@vago2531]

AWESOMEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! TY like given

[@gurlaldeepsingh2425]

you deserve more like and subscribe
Excellent tutorial

[@seanposkea]

Thank you. I've taken hundreds of my own photo-captures that have that light-side/dark-side problem and have spend tedious hours with Curve adjustments and gradient layer masks and other hit and miss approaches. I'm very eager to give this a try

[@mandale86]

Exellent Tutotial!! you help me again, thanks man!

[@gergoviki]

you are a legend!

[@_Pawelski]

I can't smash that like button enough

[@marktovstyga5460]

Oh wow, this is actually a great technique, thanks a lot!

[@dpvfx4176]

You welcome :)

[@robinsonanimation]

you are awesome this tutorial is gold!!

[@adamwalker1680]

Thank you, thank you very much.

[@sarasousa8725]

Awesome man, thanks!

[@maheshsoni3d]

thank you so much .. very uesful

[@leticiacavalcante2591]

Thank youu! A perfect tutorial and works really well

[@Jimbobuk10]

Perfect just what I was look for......great tut and well delivered.Thx

[@isaacpark2587]

This was so helpful! Thank you so much!! 🥹🥹

[@butterbean_01]

man this video is amazing! thank you very much!!

[@Lucas_1706]

Thank you bro, you saved my life

[@PizzaNuggetPie]

You are best man I love to much man good man

[@Badgis4]

A french guy tell you, Merci Beaucoup!!

[@mehdiip]

thank u so much . Good working For Game Engine . help fuuuuuuullllll

[@janthummler3548]

Great trick, thanks for sharing!

[@adrienevd]

very useful technique, thank you!

[@TroyHomenchuk]

you need to make more videos :) you have a way of getting right to the point while still keeping a good pace. Thanks.

[@dpvfx4176]

Hi Troy, thnks for this kind words :) I'm working right now on a few videos, I will publish them ASAP :)

[@AlessiaTricaricoAllie]

Loved this tutorial! thank you!

[@shadrach35]

Bro, nicely done. This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

[@niallcochrane3331]

Thanks man, incredibly helpful!

[@M4573Rpro]

lovely thank you very much

[@brianburwick]

Amazing!!!

[@ilanlachish8600]

So helpful !!!

[@reyshakquit]

Thank you. I needed to fix the lightning on my pictures because my room has terrible lightning.

[@aarondraws7699]

excellent this is so useful, and also well explained good job

[@AdicaCZ]

Thank you so much!

[@Darren_W.]

Thanks dude!Really helpful.

[@carloscamargo6625]

Thanks dude !!! Great tutorial !!!!

[@yoericktv9610]

Sweet tutorial! Liked and subbed

[@microcolonel]

One tip: once you've done the high pass filter once, it is non-destructive at the same radius/wavelength, so you can run it again after offsetting.

[@IgrwOw]

Nice!

[@orkunsevengil336]

Not for every texture.For a multi color brick or etc you may want to use median with blur instead of average.

[@mahsaahadi311]

That’s awesome 🙏🏻

[@navidmirvalizadeh4914]

Very very valueable tutorial

[@alexkadrileyev]

thank you, bro!

[@donemma80]

Thanks for the insight!

[@jirivalasek7644]

gold tutorial :) thank you

[@YasinBolat]

Excellent👍

[@tollestoertchen]

Thank you, worked perfectly :)

[@funwithayoyo]

For the method of killing the "crosshair" details, instead of cloning with a soft edged brush which will start to smooth details, I experimented with lasso-ing irregular shapes around the lines and using content-aware to auto generate details. Hit or miss how well it works.

[@Kittlewink]

THANK YOU

[@scheerlon]

4:03 if you dont want to click numbers, just click and drag the picture :)

[@keyscribbler8897]

Thank You

[@freesin3d]

many thanks!

[@debid4665]

אהבתי

[@manishakedar6064]

nice

[@AndyMcGinnis]

Unfortunately this isn't working quite right for me, as it leaves sort of a blurry seam horizontally down the middle after applying the texture. Any idea why this could happen?

[@jasonwilson556]

better to use the patch tool than clone stamp to hide the offset lines. clone stamp creates blurry spots.

[@НовыйФормат-ф5н]

thanks

[@pltxpltx7996]

thanks alot

[@dpvfx4176]

You are welcome! :)

[@heretop9821]

How Clear!+++

[@nandurstudio]

ctrl+alt+shift key, thanks

[@timbaker2739]

If I ever have trouble with pictures of my kitchen worktop, I'll know where to come.

[@fancart]

Exellent Tutotial!! you help me again, thanks man!

[@RKXXX8]

Thank you so much!

[@Donnhs]

Thank you very much!