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| Input/Output/Workflow Scanning, printing, color management, and discussing best practices for control and repeatability |
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| scanning deeply cracked photos When you scan deeply cracked photos there is a slight curve to them which creates a shadow/dark area near the crack to fix this problem you might want to try this 1)take a white piece of paper the size of your scanner bed not glossy paper and it must fit entire scanner bed 2)fasten photo to the center of the paper,then scan at whatever settings you personally use 3) now turn the paper with the photo still attached 180 degrees and scan again DO NOT CHANGE ANY OF THE SETTING 4)bring both photos into photoshop turn the one thats upside down 180 degrees and layer them over one another DO NOT DRAG AND DROP to layer because they will not line up,instead SELECT then EDIT/COPY EDIT/PASTE 5)adjust layers to taste hope this is helpful Zganie |
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| Re: scanning deeply cracked photos Thanks, Zganie! Very useful tip! |
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| Re: scanning deeply cracked photos Oh, why you make so much trouble for your self? Leave your glues and fasteners it is much easier. Just change layer mode to DIFERENCE, then you will always line up. |
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