3 Realistic GRAIN / NOISE Effect Techniques - Affinity Photo Tutorial
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- The best methods to add Grain / Noise Effects for very Realistic Results in Affinity Photo. This method is very customizable. Adjust the Grain Size and make the Noise luminosity sensitive with Blend Ranges
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00:00 Intro
00:38 Methodes to create Noise
00:52 Add Noise Filter and Live Noise
01:40 Affinity Photo Preview Problem
02:23 Noise Settings explained
03:45 Custom Noise and Grain
08:19 Luminance Noise Effect
09:53 Fine Adjust Noise and Grain
11:17 Test Noise Grain Quality
11:57 More intense Noise Grain
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I absolutely love your clear explanations and the way you go over everything step by step! This was super helpful. Love the grain in my images right now.
I’ve been doing this with overlay blend mode, It’s never quite looked right and now I know why. I’ll be experimenting with these two new blend modes. I saved my noise layer as an asset with a very slight blur to soften the edges a little, I’ll be trying out the scale trick to see if I get a better result . Thanks for the new ideas 😄
You made my day. That was exactly the solution I was looking for since a long time, because of the fine grain problem with the regular layer. Many thanks
Thank you Olivio. You answered many "how to" questions for me ;-)
really nice idea with the custom grain size simulating real film grain! exactly what i was looking for, thanks a lot
Quite litterally everything I needed to know. Thank you.
Very interesting - thanks, Oli!
Thank you so much! Affinity is the best and this video is a game changer for me as a newer user who has really been getting into the program for both design and photo editing
new to all this and your videos are very helpful. Thanks alot!!!
Very useful, thank you very much
Wonderful tuto! You help me a lot Olivio, thank you very much!
Awesome, I'm happy I could help you :)
great!
Fantastic, thanks.
My pleasure :)
Great Video Olivio! Is it possible to do a video over Half-tones - like those done in Newspapers and Comic books? Mainly, on how to create them and how to apply them in various styles and images. Thank you, I appreciate it!
Nice work!
Thank you very much :)
hello Olivio, it would also be great to see a tutorial on matching a CG (computer generated plate) to a photo back plate, regarding Noise , lighting and colors. Thank you !
Greta vídeo!!! My problem is when i apply this method the brightness of the image change, in this case to darker 😢
Thank you so much for this "how to transform noise in film grain"
you are welcome, my friend :)
When I create a noise live filter from the blue rectangle layer I get a noise child level from the rectangle layer, not a separate layer !
What have I done wrong ?
Your channel is great, I came here for AI but I use Affinity as well, so this is pure gold for me. Your way to explain is very nice and easy to follow!
Is there a way to do this from the phone?
Just yesterday I was looking around affinity photo for this, and here it is… scary !
Perfect timing :)
That's really great, but i’m only doing basic hahaha... Sadly my clients woudn’t see the difference
As a newbie, it would of been nice to know why I would want to add noise to certain photos.
yes, i thought that too the day after i posted it. bascially only two reasons: because you like how it looks or because you want to combine a image with less noise with a minage with more noise
Some people love the retro appeal/look from 35mm film days (especially in b&w photos) where noise was seen in photos, particularly when faster film was used. In the right images it can add so much atmosphere. I for one love it :)