I'm scanning in a letter-sized, screen-printed brochure that I need to put up on our web site, and have lines/dots visible from the print process. It's a low-contrast, lots of detail brochure. How can I best fix those for a computer screen image?
All help and suggestions gratefully received.
On Fri, 29 Jul 2005 14:43:11 -0500, "Dan E"
<webbie(removethis)@preferredcountry.com> wrote:
The word your looking for is 'descreening'. Hundreds of opinions and manuals on
how to dump it.
google descreening or moire.
Or use your scanner manual. It also should cover descreening.
I'm scanning in a letter-sized, screen-printed brochure that I need to put up on our web site, and have lines/dots visible from the print process. It's a low-contrast, lots of detail brochure. How can I best fix those for
a computer screen image?
All help and suggestions gratefully received.
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I'm scanning in a letter-sized, screen-printed brochure that I need to put up on our web site, and have lines/dots visible from the print process. It's a low-contrast, lots of detail brochure. How can I best fix those for a computer screen image?
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"Dan E" <webbie(removethis)@preferredcountry.com> wrote:
I'm scanning in a letter-sized, screen-printed brochure that I need to put
up on our web site, and have lines/dots visible from the print process. It's a low-contrast, lots of detail brochure. How can I best fix those for
a computer screen image?
Your scanner should have a "descreening" option somewhere in the scanner software's settings. That's probably your best bet.
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