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How to improve old B&W photo's
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Hi,
Can anyone give me a link or tips on how to improve the quality of an old B&W photo. In Photoshop 6 I can improve it somewhat, but I am just guessing on what I am doing. I would like to get more information on how to do this.
For example a site that has a before and after photo, and instructions on how it was done.
Thanks,
Guy
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levels, brightness/contrast, but its kind of hard to figure out what you mean by 'improved quality'. Specifics?
Nick
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Originally posted by godzookie2k:
<STRONG>levels, brightness/contrast, but its kind of hard to figure out what you mean by 'improved quality'. Specifics?
Nick</STRONG>
Basically the picture is dark. Plying with the adjustments in Photoshop inprove that, but I want to find ways to make it even better. A few tips may just be all I need to do that.
Guy
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Thanks for the tips. I will check it out.
Guy
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Here is a site that I find to have good tutorials on it. I don't know about your specific tutorial, but they have excellent content.
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Originally posted by registered_user:
<STRONG> Here is a site that I find to have good tutorials on it. I don't know about your specific tutorial, but they have excellent content.</STRONG>
I will also look this site over. Thanks.
Guy
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