Fake the look of film grain on digital photos

Filed in archive Photoshop , Tip by Andrew Garrett on August 25, 2006

LifeClever ;-) » Fake the look of film grain on digital photos:

Sometimes, it can be an effective look to make your photos grainy, like they were shot on high ISO film, from a distance, with a long lens in low light.

This nice little tutorials shows you how to get the effect in your digital studio.

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