Photoshop tutorial: how to make texture seamless/tileable - light balance technique

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This is a tremendous tutorial and has saved me from a massive headache! Thank you!

The only thing I would add is the user might need to play with (1) blending modes and (2) opacity for the "high pass" layer. I was working on making a repeating spruce tree bark texture, and going with a Vivid Light blend mode at 75% opacity was the sweet spot for my particular project.

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This was so helpful! Thank you so much!! 🥹🥹

Thank you! What a big help this was, appreciate you sharing this.

Thank you so much buddy, my project almost halted because of this issue. You're my hero

very useful technique, thank you!

Great trick, thanks for sharing!

Thank you. I've taken hundreds of my own photo-captures that have that light-side/dark-side problem and have spend tedious hours with Curve adjustments and gradient layer masks and other hit and miss approaches. I'm very eager to give this a try

I'm going to Like this video in advance before watching because this is the only 1 video I found related to this problem from 2 days, Thanks a lot to the Creator of this content <3

Awesome man, thanks!

Perfect just what I was look for......great tut and well delivered.Thx

This is the best tutoriel i’ve saw about the light and pattern in textures like this. Thank you from France

So helpful !!!

Bro, nicely done. This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

One tip: once you've done the high pass filter once, it is non-destructive at the same radius/wavelength, so you can run it again after offsetting.

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Thank you bro, you saved my life

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That’s awesome 🙏🏻

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ctrl+alt+shift key, thanks

Thank you. I needed to fix the lightning on my pictures because my room has terrible lightning.

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One of the most usefull tutorials I've seen so far!

Thanks man, incredibly helpful!

Loved this tutorial! thank you!

Did not need it for textures, but you saved a big video project for me! Thank you.

better to use the patch tool than clone stamp to hide the offset lines. clone stamp creates blurry spots.

Thank you for the great tutorial!

Thank you, thank you very much.

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Thank you soooo fucking much. You can't believe how long i've been searching for such a method

If I ever have trouble with pictures of my kitchen worktop, I'll know where to come.

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Thanks for the insight!

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Thank you, worked perfectly :)

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Nice!

Not for every texture.For a multi color brick or etc you may want to use median with blur instead of average.

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excellent this is so useful, and also well explained good job

gold tutorial :) thank you