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April 24th 07, 02:30 PM
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How to remove diamond pattern from scanned image
On Apr 24, 5:22 am, Ron Hunter wrote:
AnotherAmateur wrote: I'm scanning old photos, and some of these photos have a very heavy diamond pattern (please see image link). http://www.hali.org/imageProblem.jpg Does anyone know how I might be able to eliminate this pattern from the image using Photoshop? Thanks in advance! -Jim The problem is called 'moire pattern'. If your scanner has a 'descreening' option, turn it on. There are other approaches, but this seems to be the simplest to use. Not a moire but a texured paper, descreening on a coarse setting will get rid of the pattern but at the price of less sharpness. This will be better than any photoshop function. I second the previous post saying I hate this paper. Tom 
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