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I played around with this picture and did the following that may help you:
1. Used a levels layer to bring out the shadows, highlights and midtones.
2. Used a Channel mixer layer and set it to monochrome.
3. Flatened the image.
4. Duplicated the flatened layer and applied a Filter Blue/Gaussian Blur with a value large enough to take out the horizontal lines in the picture. Added an Add Layer Mask with Hide all, and with white as the foreground and opacity at 30%, painted in smoothness to the faces to remove the horizontal lines.
5. Duplicated the flattened layer again, and applied a Filter Sharpen/Unsharp Mask, and added an Add Layer Mask with Hide all, and with a with a white foreground and opacity at 30% painted in sharpness to selected areas (ex. eyes, hair, mouth).
Another alternative is to download a demo software package called Neat Image. Create a layer mask of the faces and copy to the clipboard. Run original image thru Neat Image. Save and then run the saved version thru Neat Image again. Load this image into Photoshop and paste faces back in. Run Gaussian Blur about 2.2 then Alt click layer mask to hide blur. Use soft white brush to paint back blur on skin but avoid eyes mouth etc. I ran a levels adjustment on the RGB to keep a toned image. Use the sharpen tool for the eyes mouth and desaturate the teeth slightly to whiten.
Wonderful forum here, just discovered very recently. I need help learning how to touchup photographs that are faded, but not uniformly across the photo, as in this photo I am retouching for a friend. Fade appears to begin in lower center of photo and worsens to the right. Also a noticable blur begins...
Hi all,
New here and also to PS, but I'm learning everyday. I've got a huge scan from a small snapshot of my dad. It was the last picture taken of him before he passed away, and I'd like to clean it up and make a larger print out of it. The larger part I can handle, however, the cleanup is where...
Not as pretty as some of the recent submissions, but variety etc. This one could be a challenge just for cleaning up the white balance and reducing the clutter, but hopefully will be fun to play with anyway....
I have been working on a several pictures recently that have finger prints embeded into the picture. The pictures are about 70 years old and have black (mold) like finger prints, or on a few white fingerprints.
I have tried using a dust and scratch filter and then...
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