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Dont really have a strategy in approaching this one,tried working in the blue channel,not getting the results I need,Any advice would be appreciated
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Re: So much going wrong
Hi
There are three main problems
1) Texture from the paper – This can be removed with FFT or Noise removal software.
2) Exposure – Use Levels to set the Black and White points
3) Cracks – These can be cloned out.
There is one further problem. The bottom half of the picture is darker than the top half. Has this picture been scanned or was it taken with a camera?
If the image were scanned again flat then the restore would be easier.
Hope this helps
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Re: So much going wrong
Not sure of whether scanned or taken with a camera thanks for your advice.Comment
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I have a picture where almost every square inch is crackled. I dont even know where to start. It was an emailed image and I printed it out at high resolution and scanned it with all settings off and turned it and scanned it again to see if that helped. I did not see a difference. I have no... -
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yes I am new here....
I have an uneven faded color picture which I decided to transform to black and white for restoration, which by itself is not the problem
The problem is ridding the picture of the photographic paper texture (matt/bumpy..)
I tried using the FFT...
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