grand-parents

[robarro]

this is the son of the great-grandparents and his wife.
this pic is only about 2x3''.
i scan it at 1200dpi and this is what i get.
the prob is that the original is on a cloth-paper and the scan picks that up. i've tried to scan and descreen to worse results .

any suggestions on how to get rid of all the horizontal lines?

[JohnF]

Not much better but here what it came out as.
Black and White now.

[robarro]

john,
thanx, that's about as good as i could get it. guess i'll have to try finding another.

[migander]

Great Grabdparents

[carolj100]

Oh, this is very nicely done, migander!

[Denine Louise]

Oh yes, Migander, that is fantastic. Great Job.

[robarro]

migander,
that is great. what program did you use?
it looks like you got rid of most of the lines. how did you do it?

[migander]

I used Microsoft Picture It! Publishing 2001.There is a dust removal in the program,i used the smallest setting.

[robarro]

m,
i got M$ digital image pro 9 , yesterday. it has the dust removal tool also.
works great..
i'll be working on this as i learn the program.

[davew98]

Robarro,
Is it possible to turn your picture and scan? That may help with all those horizontal lines.

Migander,
That's a great looking job!

Dave

[robarro]

dave , that's a great idea and i'll try it.
the main reason there are lines is because the pic is on cloth.
i used the small dust brush on this twice and got rid of most of it.

[robarro]

dave,
as i said- great idea!!
scanned it sideways ,removed dust, adj. levels & contrast and now have something to work with.

[Muzz]

Now, you know that Muzzy would have to play with this one...I took robs copy and added lighting with Photo Impact and framed it with PSP.

[robarro]

hey muzz.
here's one i've done some work on

roy

[migander]

Originally posted by robarro
hey muzz.
here's one i've done some work on

roy

That is a great job!!:D

[Muzz]

OK rob...you did your specialty and here's mine with yours...:) We're all just so daggone talented!!!

[robarro]

muzz- very cool.

migander, i couldn't have done this with your and daves help.
unfortunately i'm probably going to run out of glossy print paper if i keep doing these. relatives are beating on the walls.

here's that same gentleman(my GF) at 4 and his brother at 2.
i'm working on them.

[migander]

My take

[Denine Louise]

Oh your all so very talented. Now I have psp trial for about 50 more days. I can't seem to color the faces in right. Can someone tell me what the settings should be or even what their using? I was trying this with air brush. Much help needed. Is there a dusting tool on psp? if so where? thanks in advance

[Denine Louise]

I bumped this up to see if anyone has come up with an answer for me.

[robarro]

denine,
you would use the airbrush, choose your color, and adjust the opacity and the brush size of the color you are applying. i can't tell you more because i am not that familiar w/psp but that's how you do it with all that i am familiar with.

[Gary Wilson]

here's my two bobs worth

[Gary Wilson]

Originally posted by Muzz
OK rob...you did your specialty and here's mine with yours...:) We're all just so daggone talented!!! Good Job you two. What a team!!!:)