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Originally Posted by Gavin1234
Thanks guys. There’s just a couple more things I want to do with this target.
First is to get rid of the white/grey haze or sheen that’s on this image. Not sure which way to do it though. ...
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Hello G,
If you just want to get an idea of how things might improve, simply try the
Autoenhance feature (a one button press autofeature) in
Windows Photo (The photoviewer included as part of Windows [Windows 10 atleast]) under the
Edit & Create Tab (screen top right) and then select
Edit and then click on the magic wand icon in the
Enhance your photo pane. Most times the autoselected outcome is close to the best result, but you can tune the degree of autoenhance somewhat. Like many of the contrast & sharpness boosting algorithms used for image editing there is a cost - some extra noise, but depending on the final image size you want it may be just dandy AND super easy. There is even a Clarity setting, but the noise may get pushed a little hard if you are too generous with its setting.
As an example here is a sample from a screenshot attached of a Before & After of your original HH image. the enhancement could be better with time and effort in PhotoShop, but this Windows Photo Autoenhance takes ONE button press and a few seconds to get an inkling of what's possible or hidden in your image.
The screen shot double image posted below was around 4MB, hopefully it won't be degraded too much by 200KB upload limit.
EDIT: It's better to compare the 2nd (before) and 3rd (after) image, than to use the double image, which suffered somewhat from upload sizing
Best
JA
