PhotoShop CC and film grain filter

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May 26, 2016
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Hello!

I can't seem to find the film grain filter in Photoshop CC, is it still available?

Thanks!

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Mejor respuesta de SteveWeinrebe

Go Filter > Camera Raw Filter..., and click on the "fx" tab. You'll find a terrific film grain filter there.

If you make your layer(s) a Smart Object first (Filter > Convert for Smart Filters), you can apply the Camera Raw Filter non-destructively.

Steve

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Go Filter > Camera Raw Filter..., and click on the "fx" tab. You'll find a terrific film grain filter there.

If you make your layer(s) a Smart Object first (Filter > Convert for Smart Filters), you can apply the Camera Raw Filter non-destructively.

Steve

Trevor.Dennis

Community Expert

For such a simple thing, this is one of my absolute favourite features in recent versions of Photoshop. Camera RAW > fx > Grain, is the best tool of its kind I have ever come across, and it adds a very convincing 'digital noise' to solid brushed colour. It makes hand painted fixes, or additions to a photograph, look real and convincing. It even works well with retouched skin tones.

Filter > Filter Gallery > Texture > Texturizer is useful, and you can save your own textures as PSD files and load them to use with that filter, but its more of an embossed effect, and serves a completely different purpose.