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Anne Vallee (Williams)
@Judy
If you don't like to mess with scanning photos, a much quicker way, at least for me, is to photograph them.
1. You need diffuse light, not surrounded by a bright color (which will affect the color of the result.)
2. You need to be careful to position the photo and camera so no really bad glare streaks appear. It helps to flatten the photo with a piece of glass, like the glass in a photo frame.
3. You need to hold the camera steady.
Here are a couple of photos taken on my kitchen counter. I did sharpen them and then lighten them a little, but they were passable even before that. I didn't crop them, so that you could see one is under glass and the other is not. They won't win any prizes for technical perfection, but you can see who the peopole are.
Hoping to see some photos on the NHS website ...
Anne
I tried to post photos here ... and then links, but I couldn't make either option work, so I'll post them on my profile page. - A
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