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gently cleaning a photograph, slide, or negative with a clean, lint-free cloth can go a long way toward
removing loose dust (as we saw in Chapter 2) and can reduce the digital-editing workload a great deal.
Note
Tutorial 25: Removing Stains
Stains on old photographs are fairly common, such as in the example in Figure 6-14 . Even though it looks
rather nasty, this one can be removed fairly easily by separating the image into its RGB channels.
Figure 6-14. An old photograph with a rust-colored stain
To correct this image, follow these steps:
Open the image ( Ch6_stained photo ) found in the Practice Images folder.
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Separate the image using the Decompose feature (Image Menu Colors
Components Decompose). This will create a separate file and extract the
channels as layers (Figure 6-15 ).
Be sure to use the default RGB color model and leave the Decompose by layers option checked.
 
 
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