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adding noise to illustrator gradients?
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M***@adobeforums.com
2004-07-29 17:15:11 UTC
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Is there an easy way to add noise to illustrator gradients? I'm trying to accomplish an effect similar to the airbrush look of 20s/30s posters. you can see the same effect on much of Quiznos in-store graphics too.
J***@adobeforums.com
2004-07-29 21:50:37 UTC
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Effects>Texture>Grain?

JET
M***@adobeforums.com
2004-07-30 00:30:23 UTC
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you can't apply that effect to vector art-only to bitmaps you've imported.
Dee Holmes
2004-07-30 01:23:44 UTC
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I can in AI9. Are you in RGB Mode? It won't work in CMYK.

Maybe it's changed?
W***@adobeforums.com
2004-07-30 02:06:33 UTC
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Matt that is Filter>Artistic>Film Grain that you can only apply bitmaps, Effect>Artistic>Film Grain can be applied to Vector objects.

Which if you look carefully is what James wrote. He is seldom wrong about technique
actually I think the closest he has come to being wrong is that there has been an alternative method to a technique that he had suggested.
J***@adobeforums.com
2004-07-30 14:17:13 UTC
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Effect>Artistic>Film Grain can be applied to Vector objects.




Moreover, it can be applied to grad-filled vector objects and used in conjunction with transparency. Of course it is a raster effect and will be rasterized at print time or upon export. But it's live while in the native AI document.

JET
m***@adobeforums.com
2004-07-30 21:10:08 UTC
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but as Dee said, it only works in RGB...
Dee Holmes
2004-07-30 23:40:02 UTC
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You could get it the way you want and then rasterize it and convert it to CMYK.
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