PSP X2
- crop
- sp fix (0,5,-10,0,68,14,10) b/w pts
- select orange paper - layer
- clar +20, hsl (ylw h-> 26)
- sp fix blk pt +30
- clone couple of small lines/marks out
- merge down
- nik: Old Photo B&W (5,0,40)
- resize
- color temp 4700
- duplicate layer
- levels (0,112,245)
- duplicate layer, multiply mode, 30% opacity
- merge all (flatten)
- duplicate layer
- usm (.35,100,10) +luminance
- selectively erase areas (tape measure, etc...) that usm was too much for.
- merge all (flatten)
- borders
- save as JPG
Went with B/W because the lower left paper was yellow, the bottom right was orange (color shifted to yellow prior to b/w), the tape measure was yellow, and the wood has a natural light yellow...
Originally planned an entirely different approach, doing something outside, but the weather didn't cooperate. Oh well, hope this still life does "ok". :-)
It's amazing how much math is used in woodworking, most of it simple math, but a good exercise in fractions when the kids come out to "help" or to build something of their own.
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