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Removing diamond grid pattern from scanned images
Removing diamond grid pattern from scanned images
I'm scanning old photos, and some of these photos have a very heavy
diamond pattern (please see image link).
http :// www .hali.org/imageProblem.jpg
Does anyone know how I might be able to eliminate this pattern from
the image using Photoshop?
Thanks in advance!
-Jim
I'm scanning old photos, and some of these photos have a very heavy
diamond pattern (please see image link).
http :// www .hali.org/imageProblem.jpg
Does anyone know how I might be able to eliminate this pattern from
the image using Photoshop?
Thanks in advance!
-Jim
Re: Removing diamond grid pattern from scanned images
On Apr 24, 3:08 am, AnotherAmateur <JimMi...@gmail,com > wrote:
> I'm scanning old photos, and some of these photos have a very heavy
> diamond pattern (please see image link). http :// www .hali.org/imageProblem.jpg
> Does anyone know how I might be able to eliminate this pattern from
> the image using Photoshop?
> Thanks in advance!
> -Jim
The best way to avoid this is in your scanner settings before you
scan, I don't know which scanner you are using but there is usually an
option called descreening, or the setting for a magazine/newspaper
photo.
On Apr 24, 3:08 am, AnotherAmateur <JimMi...@gmail,com > wrote:
> I'm scanning old photos, and some of these photos have a very heavy
> diamond pattern (please see image link). http :// www .hali.org/imageProblem.jpg
> Does anyone know how I might be able to eliminate this pattern from
> the image using Photoshop?
> Thanks in advance!
> -Jim
The best way to avoid this is in your scanner settings before you
scan, I don't know which scanner you are using but there is usually an
option called descreening, or the setting for a magazine/newspaper
photo.
Re: Removing diamond grid pattern from scanned images
"alrafter" <al.rhodes@telinco.co.uk> wrote in message
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> On Apr 24, 3:08 am, AnotherAmateur <JimMi...@gmail,com > wrote:
>> I'm scanning old photos, and some of these photos have a very heavy
>> diamond pattern (please see image
>> link). http :// www .hali.org/imageProblem.jpg
>> Does anyone know how I might be able to eliminate this pattern from
>> the image using Photoshop?
>> Thanks in advance!
>> -Jim
>
> The best way to avoid this is in your scanner settings before you
> scan, I don't know which scanner you are using but there is usually an
> option called descreening, or the setting for a magazine/newspaper
> photo.
>
In Photoshop at 100% view
Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur> 3 +or-; then
Filter>Sharpen>Unsharpen Mask>Amt 85, R 1, Th 4; or Amt 65 , R 3, Th 2
and back off; then
Levels> adjust Contrast...viola
"alrafter" <al.rhodes@telinco.co.uk> wrote in message
news:1177623214.968428.153900@n35g2000prd.googlegroups,com ...
> On Apr 24, 3:08 am, AnotherAmateur <JimMi...@gmail,com > wrote:
>> I'm scanning old photos, and some of these photos have a very heavy
>> diamond pattern (please see image
>> link). http :// www .hali.org/imageProblem.jpg
>> Does anyone know how I might be able to eliminate this pattern from
>> the image using Photoshop?
>> Thanks in advance!
>> -Jim
>
> The best way to avoid this is in your scanner settings before you
> scan, I don't know which scanner you are using but there is usually an
> option called descreening, or the setting for a magazine/newspaper
> photo.
>
In Photoshop at 100% view
Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur> 3 +or-; then
Filter>Sharpen>Unsharpen Mask>Amt 85, R 1, Th 4; or Amt 65 , R 3, Th 2
and back off; then
Levels> adjust Contrast...viola
Re: Removing diamond grid pattern from scanned images
AnotherAmateur wrote:
> Does anyone know how I might be able to eliminate this pattern from
> the image using Photoshop?
Try one of these methods: http :// www .scantips,com /basics6c.html
--
Toke Eskildsen - http :// ekot.dk/
AnotherAmateur wrote:
> Does anyone know how I might be able to eliminate this pattern from
> the image using Photoshop?
Try one of these methods: http :// www .scantips,com /basics6c.html
--
Toke Eskildsen - http :// ekot.dk/
