I know this has been posted in the past, but it's worth repeating.
I scanned a photo that was cracked right across the middle and could see that the repair was going to take a great deal of clonning. Then I remembered this tip that I read a while ago.
I turned the photo a quarter turn and scanned it again and there is much less repair required now.
I hope the attached file will show what I mean. The top strip was scanned with the photo oriented right side up; the bottom strip was scanned after giving the photo a quarter turn.
Hope someone finds this useful,
Margaret
I scanned a photo that was cracked right across the middle and could see that the repair was going to take a great deal of clonning. Then I remembered this tip that I read a while ago.
I turned the photo a quarter turn and scanned it again and there is much less repair required now.
I hope the attached file will show what I mean. The top strip was scanned with the photo oriented right side up; the bottom strip was scanned after giving the photo a quarter turn.
Hope someone finds this useful,
Margaret
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