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| restoring bad scanning I have to restore some really bad scanned photos where moire pattern is hardly visible I have tried with the smudge tool, I don't know what to do. Some ideas? |
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| Hi Flora nice to meet you too!!! This is really an enchanting forum . Yes your idea is really ok How did it? |
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| Hiya Heres another effort - Ran though neat image and then FFT. Cheers Roy |
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| Hi Silvia, I did the same as Roy (great job!! Run FFT ... FFT is a filter that can be very useful in minimizing/removing repetitive patterns from Images ... the Filter can be donwloaded free here, and here you can find Roland's excellent Tutorial on how to use it ... I run Neat Image (a software for minimizing noise) after FFT. Neat Image can be downloaded free here .. After Neat Image I used the Curves to 'lift' the shadows a bit ... Hope this helps ... Last edited by Flora; 07-20-2005 at 08:36 PM. |
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| Thanks guys Flora, it's interesting that you did it the other way around. This was the obvious approach that I took first but I found that no matter how I adjusted neat image (free version) after runing FFT, the image came out VERY soft to the point of being blurred. As I said on another post, I'm very new to this so any thoughts would be appreciated. Cheers Roy |
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