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I think post #96522 is a different scan (the bottom-right corner isn't blurry in that one). Tricky colors, the white spots in the eyes might work to find the whitepoint...

There's still enough noise in the top-left for it to be visible in the sample. Very tough image...
Since I can't get accurate color (not only I don't have a print, also I don't know how color distortion a CIS scanner has), I couldn't think to do manual masking. just one action + several dusts removed.
petopeto said:
I think post #96522 is a different scan (the bottom-right corner isn't blurry in that one).
Well if midziki used my raw, then it's the same scan. And as for color the print is in between my post and this one. This one is a little too bright and yellow compared to the print.
It's second time you spelled midzki's name mistakenly , LOL
to spell my name by hepburn nomally, mizuki :p
Midzki's name or the picture? :O
Mudskis attempt with the scan.
Ah... I see... D;

Mudskis. :P

Maybe you should try... If you like the picture, you know. :D
Radioactive said:
Yuck. Still pretty ugly.
right. I didn't use an extra pass for AM screening, which can mask out details manually. the reason is above. unlike overfiltered, it can be fixed later.
Debbie said:
Maybe you should try... If you like the picture, you know. :D
I'll leave that to the experts. I only perform minor fixes.