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Here is a photocopy of Dennis' relatives taken in the 1920's. Dennis
grandfather, Kaarlo, is the man on the right in the back. Photoshop scratch and
defect removal was used to repair the images. |
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Here is a photo of Carolyn's relatives, taken in Idaho about 1913. The
original photo was severely damaged by water. Photoshop scratch and defect removal
was used extensively. Some patch overlaying was also used. |
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Here is a postcard with a portrait of Dennis grandfather, Kaarlo. No
more than basic level, curves, and unsharp mask was used on the image. The postcard
is in excellent shape. |
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Here is a colorized (to simulate age) and a scan of the postcard in the
original color. The original color scan is surrounded by a frame generated by
Photoshop. |
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Here is a scan of a print compared to a scan of the original negative, with
scratch repair turned on. The color-sensing of the Nikon scanner is better than that
of the Microtek scanner. |
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Here is a scan of a CompUSA receipt. The original receipt is difficult
to read, as is the raw scan. However, using color replacement, a much more readable
copy of the receipt has been produced. |
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This is not a scan. This is a demonstration of the
removal of the cars and people from an old photo of the Boeing Red Barn
using patch overlaying. |