Texture Toolkit Standards — AI Prompts for Adobe Photoshop

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I want to give my team a small, reliable toolkit for expanding photos and generating textures that always read like our studio’s surfaces. No rush, but I want the kit to preserve my practice’s material logic. Tell me which three texture parameters to standardize and a short rule for when to reshoot instead of generate.

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Build a compact toolkit and policy for expanding installation photos and creating complementary…

Build a compact toolkit and policy for expanding installation photos and creating complementary textures: recommend three texture parameters to standardize (grain scale, tonal variance, brush stroke size), describe how to match perspective and light fall-off, and give a simple rule for when to reshoot rather than generate (for example: when original highlights or edge detail would be altered beyond repair).

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