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On 2017-04-30 20:33:02 +0000, astrawebfan said:
> On 2017-04-30 19:18:17 +0000, symm said:
>
>> Interesting. I didn't correct the background, but rather replaced it
>> with a content-aware fill from a clean blank area page. Check out my
>> page 57 comparison. I did apply a minor curves adjustment to the
>> non-background areas.
>
> Oh, wow. The other page that Buck used definitely had a bit of a green
> cast but the one you just shared does not. Never mind me, then. Carry
> on. ;-) So I'll stick with my initial feedback that you have a nice
> scan and did a good job on your edits. I wouldn't fret about the page
> tears or other minor issues.
Actually for a guy who can barely draw a straight line with a ruler,
I'm sort of proud of the repairs on this page because of the oblierated
face. ;-)
The reason this page got the full treatment on the first pass was I saw
a possible way to fix the face (no I'm not finished with all of the
first 57 pages).
I go through and fix skew/rotation, remove the borders and inter-panel
background, apply a small curves adjustment, and then heal/repair the
tears and holes focusing on the text first. A clean page background is
merged with a script that saves each layer as a page image file (jpeg).
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