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5. jftch answered: render clouds, then noise. effective enough
6. maliko answered: hi jacob how old are you
7. jasonfranciskraft answered: use real visual noise: youtube.com/watch?v…
8. walpolea answered: One pixel at a time. Old School.
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    ok laoubiie EiiU

11. marithonnie answered: dha
12. laputa21 answered: remix it! ! !
13. atestu answered: I usually add a light gaussian blur.
14. briandickinson answered: I much prefer to overlay a texture and then it can be more random, try the texture of canvas, paper, or an actual drawing or painting.
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17. demiadejuyigbe answered: Play “Bring Tha Noize, Bring Tha Funk” in the background.
18. jarredbishop answered: I make it 3 times larger than what I need and then resize it down to about 30%.
19. veitgross answered: best way, i think: nik sofware film grain plugin
20. polishedobjects answered: I usually use a black layer set to overlay and then mess with the “film grain” settings.
21. stevenla answered: White layer, add multicolored noise, set it to multiply/screen.
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28. jeffkoromi answered: I use a 50% grey and add the noise or grain to that, then use an Overlay blending mode. Tends to work well on both black and white.
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31. un answered: Johan Catan prefers to add sheep, brick, or wood.
32. area39 answered: tiffen.com/dfx_v2_…
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36. kurtchiie answered: hello !
37. fetherston answered: Noise Ninja plug-in. For all your noise addition and removal needs. Or I use a scan of real noise.
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40. grey answered: I call it “Silver Efex Pro” - beautiful grain algorithms and lots of tonal power. There’s a colour version as well.
41. shootthebang answered: correctional lens? umm filters? curves?
42. guillee said: Have you tried using real film grain, like this one? dl.dropbox.com/u/18226…
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44. noahkalina answered: get alienskin exposure 3.
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46. anoceanandarockaway answered: I do mine like Kevin - noise, blur, maybe another layer of unblurred noise.
47. santailax47 answered: I’m learning however I have an old version of photoshop, I have corel paint 8, not what the industry is using right now. I need the software
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49. kevin said: Fixed typo: I add *noise* at around 2%, then do a subtle blur on it. Sometimes I’ll fade a layer of non-blurred noise on top.
50. kevin answered: I add now at around 2%, then do a subtle blur on it. Sometimes I’ll fade a layer of non-blurred noise on top.
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