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How tocan I emulate old photo cracks and creases procedurally?

I'm sure there is an answered question or a tutorial for this kind of thing, but I've looked around quite a bit and couldn't find anything.

This is the reference photo i'veI've been using, and after a few attempts at it myself I wasn't able to get anything I was happy with.

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Essentially I want to be able to add an image into the Shader node network (or Compositor), change the seed, and have a result similar to the reference.

I'm sure there is an answered question or a tutorial for this kind of thing, but I've looked around quite a bit and couldn't find anything.

How to emulate old photo cracks and creases procedurally?

I'm sure there is an answered question or a tutorial for this kind of thing, but I've looked around quite a bit and couldn't find anything.

This is the reference photo i've been using, and after a few attempts at it myself I wasn't able to get anything I was happy with.

enter image description here

Essentially I want to be able to add an image into the Shader node network (or Compositor), change the seed, and have a result similar to the reference.

How can I emulate old photo cracks and creases procedurally?

This is the reference photo I've been using, and after a few attempts at it myself I wasn't able to get anything I was happy with.

Enter image description here

Essentially I want to be able to add an image into the Shader node network (or Compositor), change the seed, and have a result similar to the reference.

I'm sure there is an answered question or a tutorial for this kind of thing, but I've looked around quite a bit and couldn't find anything.

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vklidu
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How could Ito emulate these old photo cracks and creases procedurally with shader nodes or the compositor?

I'm sure theirsthere is an answered question or a tutorial for this kind of thing, but I've looked around quite a bit and couldn't find anything.

This is the reference photo i've been using, and after a few attempts at it myself I wasn't able to get anything I was happy with.

enter image description here

But essentiallyEssentially I want to be able to add aan image into the shaderShader node network (or Compositor), change the seed, and have a result similar to the reference.

How could I emulate these old photo cracks and creases procedurally with shader nodes or the compositor?

I'm sure theirs an answered question or a tutorial for this kind of thing but I've looked around quite a bit and couldn't find anything.

This is the reference photo i've been using, and after a few attempts at it myself I wasn't able to get anything I was happy with.

enter image description here

But essentially I want to be able to add a image into the shader node network, change the seed, and have a result similar to the reference.

How to emulate old photo cracks and creases procedurally?

I'm sure there is an answered question or a tutorial for this kind of thing, but I've looked around quite a bit and couldn't find anything.

This is the reference photo i've been using, and after a few attempts at it myself I wasn't able to get anything I was happy with.

enter image description here

Essentially I want to be able to add an image into the Shader node network (or Compositor), change the seed, and have a result similar to the reference.

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BiggityBoys
BiggityBoys
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How could I emulate these old photo cracks and creases procedurally with shader nodes or the compositor?

I'm sure theirs an answered question or a tutorial for this kind of thing but I've looked around quite a bit and couldn't find anything.

This is the reference photo i've been using, and after a few attempts at it myself I wasn't able to get anything I was happy with.

enter image description here

But essentially I want to be able to add a image into the shader node network, change the seed, and have a result similar to the reference.