Adobe Digital
Scrapbooking Tip – High Pass Filter
By Linda Sattgast
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To sharpen a slightly blurry photo: |
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Duplicate the photo layer
by dragging it onto the "Create a new layer" icon at
the top of the Layers palette, or simply press Ctrl + J (Mac:
Cmd + J). |
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Choose Enhance > Adjust Color >
Remove Color to turn the duplicate layer into black and white. |
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Choose Filter > Other > High
Pass. Move the slider to around 10 pixels and click okay. |
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At the top of the Layers palette, click
on the menu that says "Normal" and choose "Soft Light." |
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| Hint:
If the effect is too strong, lower the opacity of this layer slightly
by moving the Opacity slider to the left. |
| Materials for "Senior
Year" page by Linda Sattgast and Mary Newman: |
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Background paper printed with Senior Year: Epson Photo
Paper, Green paper: A Formal Heritage CD by Jenny Binder, Ribbons:
Brown, May Arts; Other ribbons by American Crafts Elements, Flower
& flower center: Bazzill, Fonts: Title, Beautiful ES, Journaling,
Myriad Pro. |
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Linda Sattgast
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