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Foo Fighter · February 8th, 2009, 01:53 AM

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The first image has Dede with a chain and cross and she is wet. In the second image I removed the water drops and chain.

I took this image from an image posted earlier in this thread. I then cropped the image using The Print Shop 11. I then compared it to my older images which I enhanced. This image is clearer and higher resolution. Now I want to dry up this image. After cropping unwanted bits off the jpg image, I first attempt to lighten the image. But the more you lighten it, the blurrier it gets and the more you have to lower the contrast to get a clear image. After you have the image the right amount of lightened, to help save ink. You may notice that flaws in the image come apparent. You can deblur the image. This sometimes works. Otherwise I can use a tool called "Fix Flaw" and literally smooth out any scratch or spot. I did that to the Dede image to dry her up, remove her chain. I can do any number of things with this and Paint Shop Pro 7 ESD. Even MS Paint can do amazing things easy. It is common for me to enhance images for printouts to paper. I need to save ink. Making lighter printouts use less ink and make it more affordable. I'm buying me the new Kodak printer.

February 8th, 2009, 01:53 AM	#8
Foo Fighter Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: NYC USA Posts: 60 Thanks: 69 Thanked 3,354 Times in 57 Posts	\nFree Image Hosting by ImageBam.com The first image has Dede with a chain and cross and she is wet. In the second image I removed the water drops and chain. I took this image from an image posted earlier in this thread. I then cropped the image using The Print Shop 11. I then compared it to my older images which I enhanced. This image is clearer and higher resolution. Now I want to dry up this image. After cropping unwanted bits off the jpg image, I first attempt to lighten the image. But the more you lighten it, the blurrier it gets and the more you have to lower the contrast to get a clear image. After you have the image the right amount of lightened, to help save ink. You may notice that flaws in the image come apparent. You can deblur the image. This sometimes works. Otherwise I can use a tool called "Fix Flaw" and literally smooth out any scratch or spot. I did that to the Dede image to dry her up, remove her chain. I can do any number of things with this and Paint Shop Pro 7 ESD. Even MS Paint can do amazing things easy. It is common for me to enhance images for printouts to paper. I need to save ink. Making lighter printouts use less ink and make it more affordable. I'm buying me the new Kodak printer.