Just wondered if any serious photo restoration people out there use elements 5,is it good enough for serious work.Most people talk about cs2..
Thanks Gary
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02-07-2007, 01:41 AM -
Can anyone tell me what wold be the best program for restoring my old photos? I'm new to this and very much need some input on it. Thanks for any help you can offer.
Sharon Lee11-21-2005, 09:20 PM -
I recently acquired a copy of the above which came with a digital camera. Is it a variation on Elements or something different? Its marked Limited Edition so perhaps its a stripped down 'taster' version.02-21-2003, 06:27 PM
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I have Photoshop Elements, but I'm not sure what I'm lacking from the full version of Photoshop. A lot of the people on this board use a whole bunch of editing styles (I've seen the word 'curve' used before), and I don't know what to do.
Have I missed a major tutorial? I feel so lost...04-07-2005, 08:48 PM -
Hi all,
I'm ecstatic to have found this site. I'm trying to get into Photo Restoration and don't have a clue at what I'm doing. I just finished a quicktime tutorial from vtc.com, but was a bit disappointed in it. I did get the hang of the patch and heal tools from it though. I've got Katrin...10-02-2005, 07:29 AM
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in Photoshop Elements 9 how to get rid or soften a scanned halftone newspaper -
Hi mrp800. I have had some real success restoring half toned photos using the Focus Magic plug in, in its standalone version (which I assume means it will work with PSE). I found it quite intuitive but there is an excellent description of how to use it with halftoned images in Ctein's "Digital Restoration From Start to Finish" 1st edition, which is also now available (in part but luckily including this section) at http://photo-repair.com/Chapter_10-E...on_1st-ed).pdf. I hope this helps.Comment
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