If I could not manage to eliminate it in Vuescan and with the lighting in the
scanner, I would try another way.
I'd use my copy stand or a tripod, and take a digital picture.
Snap Scan Moose
On 8/6/2024 11:19 AM, Mike Bloor wrote:
I am trying to scan some old black and white prints using Vuescan. They are printed on paper which I think was known
as "silk finish".
The finish is producing many white dots across the scan. Does anyone have any suggestion on how to remove these? I can
get rid of the worst by opening the output in Photoshop and clipping the highlights.
There is still a pattern over the whole image though, as shown in this segment here -
http://www.vyuze.com/images/speckle.jpg
I have tried using the descreen option in Vuescan, but that didn't help much. I am using an HP Officejet Pro 8715
(same as 8710 in other markets).
Mike
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