Does anyone have any idea what visual effect this is?
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I don't think this is a deliberate "effect". It looks to me like a copy of a bad quality laser print, possibly a copy of a copy of a copy, which has then been enlarged causing it to look blurry.– Billy KerrFeb 13, 2022 at 11:45
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Several copies of the same cloth photo colorized, scaled and rotated differently, with drop shadows, noisy overlays - a horizontally stretched noise or more likely a fabric pattern, noisy logos, icons and a text blocks. Spred also color a little wider than on the clothes and the number icons. Easy to make the original, impossible to make from scratch an exact replica. Splashing various items together few minutes & saving as low quality jpg gave this i.stack.imgur.com/bwwpf.jpg The creator of the ad may have it as a single click effect if he happened to build it as a script or action.– user82991Feb 13, 2022 at 17:15
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@user287001 Thanks. What did you use for the stretched noise/pattern? Like a source. Again, thanks, this helped.– KotakuFeb 13, 2022 at 19:01
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make a new layer, fill it with 50%bright grey, add 120% monochromatic noise, Gaussian Blur 1 px, treshold to 35%, select all white, delete, scale layer content horizontally to 500% to get long fibers, squeeze vertically to 50% to make them thin, duplicate layer and move the copy to have the full image height of fibers. reduce opacity to make it grey against white BG , make also a white version to be used with low opacity only on clothes. Add slightly also on everything non-blurred noise.– user82991Feb 13, 2022 at 19:58
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