I was helping my grandmother recently with her new scanner. She had a photo of her brother in which the silver was coming up through the surface of portions of the image. When we scanned it, these areas looked terrible (I don't have a copy of the image to post).
Is there any technique to scanning images like this? I know that for textured images, you can perform two scans (one like normal, the other with the pic rotated 180 degrees) and combine the two images to remove most of the texture shadow. But I don't know what would work for this, since it's a problem with a reflective material.
Thanks,
Lance
Is there any technique to scanning images like this? I know that for textured images, you can perform two scans (one like normal, the other with the pic rotated 180 degrees) and combine the two images to remove most of the texture shadow. But I don't know what would work for this, since it's a problem with a reflective material.
Thanks,
Lance
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