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I normally don’t have dust problems as I usually scan slides with ICE and dust spots have become a thing of the past for me.
Now I’ve just received a pile of dusty old prints to scan and prepare for web use. There are too many and time is too short to spend ages spotting them with the healing brush. Any quick tips or pointers to good tutorials on doing quick and dirty cleanups? I know I’ve seen various tips including one which suggested creating two layers and doing some blurring, nudging and blending but I really can’t remember where I saw this and what exactly was suggested. Any tips gratefully received.
Now I’ve just received a pile of dusty old prints to scan and prepare for web use. There are too many and time is too short to spend ages spotting them with the healing brush. Any quick tips or pointers to good tutorials on doing quick and dirty cleanups? I know I’ve seen various tips including one which suggested creating two layers and doing some blurring, nudging and blending but I really can’t remember where I saw this and what exactly was suggested. Any tips gratefully received.
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