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05-25-2009, 02:16 AM
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Fixing badly overexposed image
Hey folks,
Need some help from photoshop users  Took a picture of the data plate on the new RV we're going to pickup in the next couple weeks... But in the dark taking a picture of a white paper, the camera apparently badly overexposed that image... On the LCD of course it looked like it was probably ledgible... Get home - nope, nothing seeing... Played around in photoshop - and I can get some of the larger text (ie big serial number) to appear ledgible, but the smaller print is still just grey fuzz on a brilliant white background. Largely I've just been playing with smart sharpen & sunshine/shadows... Is there a better way? I'd really like to get the weight off this image to make sure the new truck I'm buying to haul this camper is big enough  Thanks in advance, Andy
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