Norman H. West
Jul 11 2005, 03:30 PM
Reviewing first responses to my query, it is obvious I did a poor job
explaining what I was trying to do.
I have documents printed on light sensitive paper such as used on a
fax, etc on which the printing is gradually disappearing. The
printing is so faint that things like OCR are not an option.
I have scanned the document into Photoshop and tried things like
level adjustment, selection by color, etc. and have come to the
conclusion that I am wandering around rather aimlessly without
a methodical and organized approach.
Since fading printing due to printing process, paper or age has to be
a common problem, does anyone know of a turtorial on how to approach
the problem in a systematic way?
I will appreciate any help I get.
Norm in Texas
George King
Jul 14 2005, 12:17 PM
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Reviewing first responses to my query, it is obvious I did a poor job explaining what I was trying to do.
I have documents printed on light sensitive paper such as used on a fax, etc on which the printing is gradually disappearing. The printing is so faint that things like OCR are not an option.
I have scanned the document into Photoshop and tried things like level adjustment, selection by color, etc. and have come to the conclusion that I am wandering around rather aimlessly without a methodical and organized approach.
Since fading printing due to printing process, paper or age has to be a common problem, does anyone know of a turtorial on how to approach the problem in a systematic way?
I will appreciate any help I get.
Norm in Texas
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