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I’m working on improving multiple scans from pre 1900 printed documents to the point where the print is crisp and legible.
Usually Brightness and Contrast is enough to do the job with a small bit of brushwork afterwards. The original documents though were not all printed with the same intensity so the finished file can have sharp black or a softer, lighter black lettering even though I use the same amount of lightness and contrast on each file. The only way to correct this is to use my own judgment which can be inaccurate.
Is there any way of creating multiple gray scale files all with the same black colour?
Usually Brightness and Contrast is enough to do the job with a small bit of brushwork afterwards. The original documents though were not all printed with the same intensity so the finished file can have sharp black or a softer, lighter black lettering even though I use the same amount of lightness and contrast on each file. The only way to correct this is to use my own judgment which can be inaccurate.
Is there any way of creating multiple gray scale files all with the same black colour?
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