Join Taz Tally for an in-depth discussion in this video Adjusting distressed images, part of Scanning Techniques for Photography Art and Design.
Let's investigate scanning images that are distressed or damaged and maybe even…in a need of a lot of photo restoration.…In fact, the image that we're going to use here that you see in the Preview…screen is an image that Janine Smith sent to me, and Janine Smith teaches a…class at Lynda.com called Photo Restoration with Photoshop.…And this is one of the images that she works with in her class.…So we're kind of combining efforts here.…She sent me this image do a high- quality scan and then, I'm going to send it…back to her and she is going to use it into her Photo Restoration class.…
So when you get done with the scanning course, be sure to go check out Janine…Smith's Photo Restoration with Photoshop course to see how far you can take this…image with a good quality scan.…So we better do a good job here, Janine will not be happy.…I'm actually going to do two scans.…One scan is I'm going to do is good a job as we kind of get ready to just take…it, scan it, and go to print.…And then we're going to evaluate that image in Photoshop a little bit and…
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10/11/2011- Understanding grayscale values and channels
- Evaluating and correcting images with histograms
- Saving to different file formats
- Managing color
- Cleaning the scanner and images
- Reproducing versus assigning colors
- Recognizing contone versus dot pattern images
- Understanding bit depth
- Scanning logos and line art
- Scanning transparent film, positive or negative
- Capturing high dynamic range (HDR) scans
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 8s
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Using the exercise files1m 43s
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1. Scanning Fundamentals
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Types of scanners5m 2s
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Scanner location3m 19s
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Choosing pixels or vectors2m 27s
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Resolving resolution6m 32s
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Working with interpolation3m 31s
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Color management4m 23s
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2. Preparing to Scan
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Cleaning your scanner7m 31s
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Cleaning your images7m 47s
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Calibrating your scanner9m 13s
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3. Evaluating Your Images
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4. Special Scanning Considerations
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Understanding bit depth8m 49s
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Selecting a scan mode8m 20s
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Sharpening and its effects10m 40s
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5. Specific Scanning Tasks
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Taking the Tazmanian Oath!3m 38s
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Choosing your weapon4m 2s
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Performing a prescan2m 53s
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Assigning a scan frame5m 40s
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Determining scan resolution7m 57s
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Naming images1m 49s
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Scanning complex line art7m 33s
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Scanning grayscale contones13m 21s
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Scanning color contones13m 54s
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Sharpening9m 39s
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Setting up wet scans14m 29s
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6. Scanning Projects: Start to Finish
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Scanning landscapes15m 50s
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Scanning product shots11m 58s
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Adjusting distressed images11m 12s
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Scanning images with no neutrals11m 57s
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Post-scan touch-ups2m 7s
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Automatic scanning10m 40s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye27s
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