Scan ANYTHING in High Quality with Photoshop!
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Date: 2022-07-19
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Craig
I just recently ran into a need to scan a 15 x 22 piece of art that couldn't be scanned on a rotary scanner. I was able to do so by scanning on a legal size flat bed scanner, though a letter size flat bed would have sufficed. I scanned it 4 times 600dpi (rotating art 90 degrees after each scan so each scan had some information not in the other scans, then cropping/rotating images and using photomerge in photoshop, with amazing results and without the lower resolution, lighting problems and without the distortion resulting from camera lens. A full size scan like this would have cost $80 and required a long drive to one of the few large fine art scanners in my state.
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I just recently ran into a need to scan a 15 x 22 piece of art that couldn't be scanned on a rotary scanner. I was able to do so by scanning on a legal size flat bed scanner, though a letter size flat bed would have sufficed. I scanned it 4 times 600dpi (rotating art 90 degrees after each scan so each scan had some information not in the other scans, then cropping/rotating images and using photomerge in photoshop, with amazing results and without the lower resolution, lighting problems and without the distortion resulting from camera lens. A full size scan like this would have cost $80 and required a long drive to one of the few large fine art scanners in my state.
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Stephen
Nice one. This will help with making high quality prints of paintings. Could you take it a few steps further and do a module explaining how to process a RAW file from a high end camera to make large sized prints feasible? I've got the high res file I photo'd with my camera, but navigating photoshop, image size, resampling, save as, etc. is discombobulating.
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Nice one. This will help with making high quality prints of paintings. Could you take it a few steps further and do a module explaining how to process a RAW file from a high end camera to make large sized prints feasible? I've got the high res file I photo'd with my camera, but navigating photoshop, image size, resampling, save as, etc. is discombobulating.
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Sheena
Since this video involves a photograph of a painting. I have a query. When photographing framed paintings, the shadow of the frame falls into two sides of the painting. How does one correct the same?
If you could give me your mail ID I can send you a few images so you can get a better idea of what I am talking about.
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Since this video involves a photograph of a painting. I have a query. When photographing framed paintings, the shadow of the frame falls into two sides of the painting. How does one correct the same?
If you could give me your mail ID I can send you a few images so you can get a better idea of what I am talking about.
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Rashmi
First of all that is a great painting, good wishes to your mom.
I learned Photoshop years ago and left it. Now I am trying my hands again and wish to stick with it for longest possible time. Your tutorials are helping me so much. I feel like a child in nursery learning alphabets from the scratch.
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First of all that is a great painting, good wishes to your mom.
I learned Photoshop years ago and left it. Now I am trying my hands again and wish to stick with it for longest possible time. Your tutorials are helping me so much. I feel like a child in nursery learning alphabets from the scratch.
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Ruth
do you have a video on how to get rid of high contrast so the lighting looks even? When doing self portraits outdoors it's difficult to find overcast days where it is not raining or snowing. I need to be braver and go out when the weather is bad.
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do you have a video on how to get rid of high contrast so the lighting looks even? When doing self portraits outdoors it's difficult to find overcast days where it is not raining or snowing. I need to be braver and go out when the weather is bad.
I love this video WHO KNEW?
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JB
When you say scan, please advise if you are referring to an image produced using a flatbed scanner eg A3, and importing into Photoshop from the flatbed. If it applies will be great eg for scanning paintings done to A3 size. I look forward to your reply. Thanks & Regards.
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When you say scan, please advise if you are referring to an image produced using a flatbed scanner eg A3, and importing into Photoshop from the flatbed. If it applies will be great eg for scanning paintings done to A3 size. I look forward to your reply. Thanks & Regards.
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Hovik
you are really IMPERFECT, where is the scanner? whatever you did that was not SCANNING, that is EDITING and CORRECTION. SCANNING something doing with SCANNER, your tutorial is BUSTED. try to LEARN about SCANNING then make a video. BE A GOOD BOY.
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you are really IMPERFECT, where is the scanner? whatever you did that was not SCANNING, that is EDITING and CORRECTION. SCANNING something doing with SCANNER, your tutorial is BUSTED. try to LEARN about SCANNING then make a video. BE A GOOD BOY.
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ANIRBAN
PIXimperfect Any suggestion to digitize copious numbers of album pics using camera or phone and Photoshop? fast scanners are very expensive and apps are restrictive in usage. Would appreciate your feedback.
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PIXimperfect Any suggestion to digitize copious numbers of album pics using camera or phone and Photoshop? fast scanners are very expensive and apps are restrictive in usage. Would appreciate your feedback.
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Pask
. the raw filter is very powerfull. is there a way of working with two layers (one layer with layermask= foreground; 2nd layer background) in this filter? .or do I have to apply the effect and than check it?
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. the raw filter is very powerfull. is there a way of working with two layers (one layer with layermask= foreground; 2nd layer background) in this filter? .or do I have to apply the effect and than check it?
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itech
Great video mate & love your work. I've just signed up for your course just wondering could that painting been blown up into a wall mural without loosing its quality? Thank you
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Great video mate & love your work. I've just signed up for your course just wondering could that painting been blown up into a wall mural without loosing its quality? Thank you
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Clody
Thank you so much for all you amazing vids! Do you have tricks on how to clean scanned art work so they are nice and crisp and ready for print on demand. Thanks
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Thank you so much for all you amazing vids! Do you have tricks on how to clean scanned art work so they are nice and crisp and ready for print on demand. Thanks
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Kater
Please, can you explain the reverse work: how to transfer a plain photo into a 3-dimension picture like the painting in the beginning. Thanks for your help.
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Please, can you explain the reverse work: how to transfer a plain photo into a 3-dimension picture like the painting in the beginning. Thanks for your help.
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Jn
It would maybe be good to mesure the original and then check the straightened picture and see if the porpotions are right. If not, stretch accordingly.
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It would maybe be good to mesure the original and then check the straightened picture and see if the porpotions are right. If not, stretch accordingly.
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sheila
Beautiful painting by your mother. there is a saying in my country (Ireland) The apple did not fall far from the tree
Excellent tutorial.
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Beautiful painting by your mother. there is a saying in my country (Ireland) The apple did not fall far from the tree
Excellent tutorial.
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Cardona
Great video! The way you took things step by step and your explanation was easy to understand. Thank you: ) I'm totally subscribing
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Great video! The way you took things step by step and your explanation was easy to understand. Thank you: ) I'm totally subscribing
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umesh
HI How R U I M Facing one problem in Photoshop i'm Getting lots of time not enough Memory (RAM) Can u what is the solution pleas
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HI How R U I M Facing one problem in Photoshop i'm Getting lots of time not enough Memory (RAM) Can u what is the solution pleas
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Jackey
Does Ps/Lr have a built-in function(like those on our smart phones) to automatically transform a document into scan-like copy?
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Does Ps/Lr have a built-in function(like those on our smart phones) to automatically transform a document into scan-like copy?
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Pillowzzz
Awesome. Hey can you tell me how do you resize the screen for camera r a w. I cant even see the done button. Please help.
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Awesome. Hey can you tell me how do you resize the screen for camera r a w. I cant even see the done button. Please help.
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BuildingPersephone
Ive been using photoshop for almost twenty years. I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos.
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Ive been using photoshop for almost twenty years. I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos.
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DonPhilippo
A faster way to jump to another position: Press and hold H + click and drag around.
Great tutorials. Keep it up!
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A faster way to jump to another position: Press and hold H + click and drag around.
Great tutorials. Keep it up!
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