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Hey Everyone,
I wanted to use photoshop to fix up some photos that I’ve taken on my digital camera, and was hoping that someone could give some suggestions on how to go about doing a few things. Now some of this stuff I understand is probably not fixable, but what can be fixed I would love some pointers on. Im not a total novice to photoshop, just mostly!
1. A few of my pictures, it looks like the lens on my camera got a fingerprint on it, so the top middle part of the pictures are consistantly a little blurry. Is there anyway to remove this?
2. Motion blue — I didnt want to look like that big of a tourist so I tried to take some of my pictures as quickly as possible, which ultimetly led to some minor motion blur. Anyway of repairing something like that?
3. This is one I’m almost sure isnt repairable, but a lot of my pictures are kind of grainy looking. I figured out that turning down the ISO on my camera helped this problem, but I still have it to a degree. It’s probably mostly caused by a dirty lens in conjunction with the fact that my camera doesn’t have an incredibly high megapixel rating (1.3).
Anyways, just let me know what you think, and if you need some examples of what I’m talking about, I should probably have some photos on the intenret by tomorrow,
Thanks in advance!
I wanted to use photoshop to fix up some photos that I’ve taken on my digital camera, and was hoping that someone could give some suggestions on how to go about doing a few things. Now some of this stuff I understand is probably not fixable, but what can be fixed I would love some pointers on. Im not a total novice to photoshop, just mostly!
1. A few of my pictures, it looks like the lens on my camera got a fingerprint on it, so the top middle part of the pictures are consistantly a little blurry. Is there anyway to remove this?
2. Motion blue — I didnt want to look like that big of a tourist so I tried to take some of my pictures as quickly as possible, which ultimetly led to some minor motion blur. Anyway of repairing something like that?
3. This is one I’m almost sure isnt repairable, but a lot of my pictures are kind of grainy looking. I figured out that turning down the ISO on my camera helped this problem, but I still have it to a degree. It’s probably mostly caused by a dirty lens in conjunction with the fact that my camera doesn’t have an incredibly high megapixel rating (1.3).
Anyways, just let me know what you think, and if you need some examples of what I’m talking about, I should probably have some photos on the intenret by tomorrow,
Thanks in advance!
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