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Hei All,
I have a problem. There was some dust on my lens when I took some hundred photos on an expedition to the East Coast of Spitsbergen last week and now I wish to remove it. It is extremely easy to do so with the healing brush in Photoshop CS but that would mean doing the work for each invdividual photo. I figured that, since the dust is always int he same space, it should be possible to make a script to do this work for me. However, I don’t have much experience with this (just with Java itself, not JavaScript) and I wonder whether it is possible to tell the script where the dust occurs. I’m sure many people have the same problem so please let me know your solutions. I really appreciate it.
Kim
I have a problem. There was some dust on my lens when I took some hundred photos on an expedition to the East Coast of Spitsbergen last week and now I wish to remove it. It is extremely easy to do so with the healing brush in Photoshop CS but that would mean doing the work for each invdividual photo. I figured that, since the dust is always int he same space, it should be possible to make a script to do this work for me. However, I don’t have much experience with this (just with Java itself, not JavaScript) and I wonder whether it is possible to tell the script where the dust occurs. I’m sure many people have the same problem so please let me know your solutions. I really appreciate it.
Kim
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