09-11-2012, 07:52 AM
Most progs could do it: I use Corel Paint myself. But what ever you use, and a common 'freebie' but I'm told good is Gimp, it may take you a lot of time unless luck is on your side. You could start with increasing the brightness and contrast and then increasing sharp a little. I'm assuming you have a decent scanner to scan it at say 400 dpi and that the PC is up to manipulating a big file depending on the image size and detail and the amount of Jpeg compression used. Its normal to start with this at a minimal setting.
If that doesnt work the easy way then it could be going over all the background and cloning new pixels in there at pretty much pixel resolution. This can take hours!!
A picture in the thread would assist in giving further advice.
Gary
If that doesnt work the easy way then it could be going over all the background and cloning new pixels in there at pretty much pixel resolution. This can take hours!!
A picture in the thread would assist in giving further advice.
Gary
