Is it possible to take a photo that has been flattened in Photoshop and unflatten it so that the individual layers are seen again?
Thanks
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03-15-2009, 05:18 PM -
I started with a photo and applied a layer mask, did the white/black thing to remove background. Then I option clicked on the mask icon to show the white/black mask.
I tried to paint on the mask to clean up some places I missed. It wouldn't let me paint - painted, but nothing showed up...11-24-2013, 12:31 PM -
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My workload has increased by about 200% this semester, so I haven't had time to drop in lately.
Now that it's the holidays and I do have a bit of time, I'm trying to help a co-worker with an old family photo. She has no idea who is in this photo....12-18-2003, 10:33 AM -
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As you will see later, I really need your help with this.
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As I was exploring "Photo-Based Art" methods, every once in awhile I'd come up with a result I actually LIKED.
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Any chance anyone could help me? This was on the back of an old WWI era family photo but we don't know who it was. The handwriting is too faint. I have tried everything I know on photoshop but only am so smart in that department.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ma...j7QQ9wtQ6Yx3zS -
Some thoughts:
Can I assume that you made the image with a scanner? If so try this instead. Look very carefully and see if the writing made a "dent" into the paper. If so then use a single small light held at angle to see if the sides of the dent cast a shadow which you can then photograph with a camera. You might also see if double polarized light set up might help that. Make sure you are in a darkened room with no stray light hitting the card when doing this.
I have used this method but it does have limitations, some times you almost have to copy letter by letter but in the end we where able to make it out.
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Evidently my previous link was not "approved"? So will try this. If unapproved again please explain.
I can't read anything but maybe this will help you sort some of it out.
I used various adjustment layers then painted over all the lines I could make out... hope this helps.
The file contains the different layers I used to show how I achieved this.. and is over 300mb so must be downloaded to view.. sorry for any inconvenience.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jk...ksex0U37YabfD9~.~0lBaldy~.~Comment
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