Remove dark and light pattern in textures in Photoshop?

Thewiruz

Hello i have tried so many times to remove patterns in textures but i cant find a good way ! make it look more neutral

Highpass filter is useless so is there a way to remove patterns like this below (Posted an example)

Here is one with lots of differences when it comes to light/dark and colours

DEElekgolo

Burn and dodge tool? Clone stamp? Smart fill? There are a lot of tools for stuff like this. "The mighty grass tile" or something of that title speaks of what makes something noticeably tile able. Usually people have prefabs or variance maps that make one tiled section look different from another. Try using photoshop's "Match Color" feature.

cryrid

Switch to LAB color, use highpass and levels on the Lightness channel.

Thewiruz

Clonestamp is good but not for this kind of job.Oh well after 6-7 hours it may be something but trying to fit the bricks on other bricks isn't my cup of tea

Also Match colour is great but not with noticeably tile areas like in this texture.It doesn't make any changes on the pattern,just the colours

There must be other ways or ? I may be wrong.Closest ive got to match the pattern(To make it look neatral) is to use replace colour.

Thewiruz

cryrid wrote: »

Switch to LAB color, use highpass and levels on the Lightness channel.

Thanks will try that!

Thewiruz

i have tried your method but i guess i might be doing something wrong!

RGB-->LAB-->Duplicate(Overlay)-->Highpass

Select Picture below-->Lightness channel-->Level

??

cryrid

I just switched to lab color mode, selected the lightness channel, ran the highpass on that, and then a very slight change to the levels. Then switched back to rgb.
No overlays.

Anuxinamoon

I did not know this. Thanks for sharing this Cryrid

r_fletch_r

image->adjustments->shadow/highlight.

theres a tool specifically for this!

cryrid

That seems even easier.

Computron

cryrid wrote: »

Switch to LAB color, use highpass and levels on the Lightness channel.

wow, never thought about using different color types.

Thewiruz

Thanks a lot everyone! Nice to see techniques I didn't even think of!

victoralexbr

Man, youre great, works perfectly, years i have been strugling with it. thanks a lot.

victoralexbr

Thewiruz said:

Thanks a lot everyone! Nice to see techniques I didn't even think of!

Man, youre great, works perfectly, years i have been strugling with it. thanks a lot.

alnomany

cryrid is a hero, taught us a unique things. Also thanks to r_fletch_r