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    Ever ran across a Black and White photograph that had lost a bit of it's detail? If so, try this simple, yet effective, trick.

    Simply make a new layers of the entire image using the Multiply setting. You will slowly start to see details come out that the naked eye cannot see. If the Layer, or Layers, are too dark or detailed, well, simply adjust their opacity.
    - submitted by Kenneth S. Coxie
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