Moved the camera under the exposure

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eko2
Nov 20, 2005
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Hi

I wonder if it is possible to correct a picture where the person who took the
photo moved the camera under the exposure.
The photo is in-scanned in grayscale (from 1015). The photo i looks like a double exposured picture (two pictures in one picture but moved a about half length of a head of a person).

eko
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Tom Nelson
Nov 22, 2005
I do not believe this level of blur is correctable.
Tom Nelson
Tom Nelson Photography

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eko2 wrote:

Hi

I wonder if it is possible to correct a picture where the person who took the
photo moved the camera under [during] the exposure.
The photo is in-scanned in grayscale (from 1015). The photo i looks like a double exposured picture (two pictures in one picture but moved a about half length of a head of a person).

eko
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Mike Russell
Nov 23, 2005
eko2 wrote:
I wonder if it is possible to correct a picture where the person who took the
photo moved the camera under [during] the exposure.
The photo is in-scanned in grayscale (from 1015). The photo i looks like a double exposured picture (two pictures in one picture but moved a about half length of a head of a person).

Here’s a free utility that is probably worth trying.
http://www.hamangia.freeserve.co.uk/

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