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Old 22-04-2005, 11:09   #7
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Re: Improving old photo's

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Originally Posted by altis
Certainly, the problem will just be with the dyes in the prints that have, well, died!

If you have the negatives then you could make more prints.

Otherwise, buy, or find someone with, Kodak's Digital ROC extension for Photoshop:

http://www.asf.com/products/plugins/...uginROCPRO.asp
I may have the negatives but we are talking of negs over 25 years old, finding them will be the hardest thing.

Altis, The bottom right picture on that link is just the problem with several of mine, maybe not quite as bad. I would have thought that Paint Shop Pro would have a similar feature.

Edit. I have just found a CD-ROM I purchased ages ago, but never got round to using. It is an official toolkit with updates for PSP v5 to 8. One of the tools is a photo enhancing plug-in. Will have a look at that.
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