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I have an old photo of my beautiful wife, and youngest daughter, that was taken on film (remember that)?
It's very "grainy" and perhaps a touch out of focus.
What I'm looking at is a photo of the photo, so scanning first would probably be better.
Just wondering if any of you good people have experience of digital enhancement of some sort. Either DIY or professional.
TIA
It's very "grainy" and perhaps a touch out of focus.
What I'm looking at is a photo of the photo, so scanning first would probably be better.
Just wondering if any of you good people have experience of digital enhancement of some sort. Either DIY or professional.
TIA
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I've been a semi-serious photographer for about 10 years and am now looking to make it pay, AP.
Grain, unless it's really bad, should be fairly easy to improve. Out of focus, maybe not quite so easy, though it should be possible to 'sharpen' the image a little (sharpening introduces more "noise" - digital grain). Happy to take a look at it and give a more accurate opinion if you want. eventandweddingphotography.co.uk |
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Latalomne, thanks for your kindness.
Can't believe I don't recall seeing you post, especially as you are one of the "Old Timers"! I'll wizz it on to you for an opinion. Could be that the original photo is a tad better so I need to dig it out. TIA |
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Love the photo of the horses looking over the first flight
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Sorry, Makybe! I completely forgot about this.
Ta muchly! Quite enjoyed that day at Towcester!  |