Photoshop gurus help please (if possible)
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Photoshop gurus help please (if possible)
My wife has started a scrapbook of our daughter. Unfortunately we only had a crappy camera when she was first born. So, some of the pics she has are pretty pixely.
Is there any way these can be cleaned up?
Thanks in advance for anything that can be done.
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Any ideas? I don't expect perfection, but they can't get any worse.
Is there any way these can be cleaned up?
Thanks in advance for anything that can be done.
scan0009.jpg
scan0008.jpg
scan0007.jpg
scan0006.jpg
scan0005.jpg
scan0004.jpg
scan0003.jpg
scan0002.jpg
scan0001.jpg
Any ideas? I don't expect perfection, but they can't get any worse.
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unfortunately, you can't ever add data to a picture, if its not there, there is nothing to correct it by. the best that could happen would be to "Sharpen" the picture, but all that really does it make the pixels more prominent. I would say, live and learn, backup your data, and get a new camera
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Originally Posted by harofreak00
unfortunately, you can't ever add data to a picture, if its not there, there is nothing to correct it by. the best that could happen would be to "Sharpen" the picture, but all that really does it make the pixels more prominent. I would say, live and learn, backup your data, and get a new camera
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Originally Posted by sonoma_zr2
Originally Posted by harofreak00
unfortunately, you can't ever add data to a picture, if its not there, there is nothing to correct it by. the best that could happen would be to "Sharpen" the picture, but all that really does it make the pixels more prominent. I would say, live and learn, backup your data, and get a new camera