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| Sharpening real blurry image I just did a restoration that was a real blurry, small original. It also had a lot of tiny speckaling white and black spots. I discovered a sharpening techique while playing around with it; -Used a real low amount setting, about 25 -Used a high radias to raise the contrast with-in the big areas of blurryness -Just enough threshold to look good This defined the shapes of the blurry image and removed the little speckled spots in one pass. Got a heady rush of euphoria ... Roger |
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| There's nothing like the joy of discovering something that could save so many tears in the future Stephen Marsh has a great site devoted to this and many other techniques for photoshop and digital editing, if you scan down this page he has a section on Sharpening and USM, also many more links on photo editing etc..http://members.ozemail.com.au/~binar...V_links.html#M |
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| Hi Mike, I have tried this on other photos and it hasn't worked - it seems the image has to be really blurry in order to group the blurriness into higher contrast "grouped blobs" that give the illusion of more detail - and have the side effect of cleaning up the image. Thanks for the reply and the link, I will check it out. Roger |
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