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I took a 35 film image from one of my family to attempt to salvage what I could from it. The image is from a picture where the flash did not fire, and it is at least 6 stops underexposed! Casually looking at the film strip, it looks like a blank frame.
The "drugstore" print amazingly showed some vague details in a print which was pretty bad. I scanned the neg, and played for a while in Photoshop 7, as the shot was a very good frame of 2 people, had it been properly exposed. I did manage to do much better than the "drugstore" print, but the image is very noisy and grainy.
I was wondering if I could get something more usable if I converted to a B/W image, and then possibly converted that to a sketch/drawing.
Can anyone point me to a tutorial which covers making a "pencil sketch" from a photo image?
Ron Hirsch
The "drugstore" print amazingly showed some vague details in a print which was pretty bad. I scanned the neg, and played for a while in Photoshop 7, as the shot was a very good frame of 2 people, had it been properly exposed. I did manage to do much better than the "drugstore" print, but the image is very noisy and grainy.
I was wondering if I could get something more usable if I converted to a B/W image, and then possibly converted that to a sketch/drawing.
Can anyone point me to a tutorial which covers making a "pencil sketch" from a photo image?
Ron Hirsch
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