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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: Anthony Daly on Monday 14 April 08 16:31 BST (UK)
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Can anyone help with this photograph of my wifes great grandfather George Hoy
I was amazed to see what can be done .
Anthony
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best I do with a small image, it may be possible to do a little better
if you scan at a min of 300dpi or even 500dpi.
Mike.
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Mike Well done Fantastic
Anthony
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I agree with Mike.. a higher dpi scan and select high quality/no compression will give you a much better restore though Mike has already done a very good job :P ;D
PLUS you will be able to print out a decent size copy :D
Jenny
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My try.
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Thanks Jenny and Mike
I puzzled over the 300 - 500 pi Higher compression and higher dpi scan.
Eventually I found on my Lexmark advanced settings and scanned at 600 the nearest available . Then I tried out the variopus settings.
Here is the result of a photograph of my grandfather Martin J Daly my grandmother Catherine Scally
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Sorry and my result
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and my result
Anthony
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Oh dear What happened ? I think I will leave it to the experts
Anthony
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Hi Anthony
The scan needs to be 600-600dpi and the compression must be very low 0-1
On epson there is a slider that says high quality or low and if I move it to the far left its compression 1. The resulting file is big.
Jenny
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a try with the original
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Dare I try again
This is what I wanted you to see.
Anthony
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Hi Anthony
Do you have the original photo? or is this a scan of one emailed to you?
Jenny
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Jenny
I do have the original
Anthony
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Hi Andrew
One from me.
Caz
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Thank you caz
Anthony