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I have scanned in some family photos from of a book printed in 1978. The B&W photos were printed using the halftone method; resulting in a conversion of the now-lost original (B&W/grayscale) photos into halftone photos comprised of various sized dots.
The photos in question are those of a friend’s direct ancestors and were taken in the mid-1800’s.
I would like to "convert" the dots making the photos back into "regular" grayscale photos so that he may have ‘traditional’ photos of his ancestors.
Has anyone found a method to make such a conversion back from halftone?
Thanks,
Mike Gaudet —
The photos in question are those of a friend’s direct ancestors and were taken in the mid-1800’s.
I would like to "convert" the dots making the photos back into "regular" grayscale photos so that he may have ‘traditional’ photos of his ancestors.
Has anyone found a method to make such a conversion back from halftone?
Thanks,
Mike Gaudet —
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