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I have some old family portraits which have been printed on textured paper. When scanned the texture is very noticable and I would like to eliminate it if possible. Can you suggest ways of approaching this issue please?
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I have some old family portraits which have been printed on textured paper. When scanned the texture is very noticable and I would like to eliminate it if possible. Can you suggest ways of approaching this issue please?
Scan twice, rotating between scans, and put one image on top of the other as
a layer in darken mode.
Another solution is to light them with diffuse light and photograph them with a digital camera.
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Mike Russell
www.curvemeister.com
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I have some old family portraits which have been printed on textured paper. When scanned the texture is very noticable and I would like to eliminate it if possible. Can you suggest ways of approaching this issue please? PeterFor very highly textured surfaces sometimes the only solution is to rephotograph the print. Set up a camera with two lights at 45 degrees to the surface so as to minimize surface reflections.
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I have some old family portraits which have been printed on textured paper.For very highly textured surfaces sometimes the only solution is to rephotograph the print. Set up a camera with two lights at 45 degrees to the surface so as to minimize surface reflections.
When scanned the texture is very noticable and I would like to eliminate it
if possible. Can you suggest ways of approaching this issue please? Peter
A little online searching for copying techniques should find some articles.
The light from scanners hits straight on and is thus reflect right back into the sensor.
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Robert D Feinman
Landscapes, Cityscapes and Panoramic Photographs
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