Grain adds intentional film-like texture for artistic effect. Lens Corrections fix optical distortions and vignetting from your lens. Both are finishing-touch tools that polish the technical quality and creative feel of your images.
How to do it
Grain: adjust Overall Grain Strength, then fine-tune separately for Shadows, Midtones, and Highlights.
Control grain character with Size (particle scale), Roughness (fine vs. coarse), and Color Variation (monochrome vs. colorful grain).
Lens Corrections: in the Color module, find Lens Corrections at the bottom.
For RAW files, Evoto attempts to identify the lens profile automatically. If a match is found, corrections are applied automatically.
Manually adjust Distortion and Vignetting sliders when additional correction is needed.
Try it
Open a clean digital portrait. Add subtle grain (Strength 15, Size 25, Roughness 50) and compare with the original using spacebar.
Watch out for
Lens Corrections only auto-detect profiles for RAW files, not JPEGs.
Heavy grain conflicts with noise reduction — apply grain after noise reduction is finalized.