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Try one of these two ways below when you want to simulate the way real photographic grain looks on a greatly enlarged image.

birdswimming(feifei)

I personally like the second way more.

1, Clumpy film grain
Filter > Artistic > Film Grain

or

2, Impressionistic grain
a: Image > Mode > Lab Color. Select the Lightness channel in the Channels palette.
The Lightness channel controls the color values in the image but not the hues.

b: Filter > Texture > Grain. Select the Clumped grain type.

Return to the Lab channel to evaluate the result.

The resulting image is the softest and most impressionistic of all of the variations shown. Choose this method when you want the photograph to have a painterly quality, but retain enough detail to look photographic.

(hehe, 英文没那么牛，大段的都是抄的)

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Last Updated: 2003-6-10
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枫下拾英 / 摄影艺术 / 据说现在PS大法对MM脸部的处理已经由原来的降噪、磨皮，又增加了一个处理： “加”噪，让照片显得更自然，免得跟塑料似的太假。看来什么都要与时俱进啊。 -seyou(非典型性色友); 2003-6-10 (#1233127@0)

请看图说话, 举例说明. -fox69(fox); 2003-6-10 (#1233135@0)
Try one of these two ways below when you want to simulate the way real photographic grain looks on a greatly enlarged image. -birdswimming(feifei); 2003-6-10 {672} (#1233197@0)
I personally like the second way more.

1, Clumpy film grain
Filter > Artistic > Film Grain

or

2, Impressionistic grain
a: Image > Mode > Lab Color. Select the Lightness channel in the Channels palette.
The Lightness channel controls the color values in the image but not the hues.

b: Filter > Texture > Grain. Select the Clumped grain type.

Return to the Lab channel to evaluate the result.

The resulting image is the softest and most impressionistic of all of the variations shown. Choose this method when you want the photograph to have a painterly quality, but retain enough detail to look photographic.

(hehe, 英文没那么牛，大段的都是抄的)

@Ottawa

Try one of these two ways below when you want to simulate the way real photographic grain looks on a greatly enlarged image.

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