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Old 15th August 2003   #1
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Default Polaroid Dust and Scratch Removal Utility

I have not tried this myself, but heard from a colleague that it is very good. It can function as a stand alone application or as a Photoshop plug-in.

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Polaroid Dust and Scratch Removal Utility

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"Polaroid Dust & Scratch Removal Software is a standalone Windows application or Adobe Photoshop® plug-in filter application allowing you to selectively remove dust and scratches from a digital image. This software utility is an easy to use application that detects defects and cleans the image while retaining and preserving the original image integrity. Works on TIFF, JPEG, or BMP images."
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Old 15th August 2003   #2
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Originally Posted by roygoh
I have not tried this myself, but heard from a colleague that it is very good. It can function as a stand alone application or as a Photoshop plug-in.

Download from here:

Polaroid Dust and Scratch Removal Utility

Taken from the readme file:

"Polaroid Dust & Scratch Removal Software is a standalone Windows application or Adobe Photoshop® plug-in filter application allowing you to selectively remove dust and scratches from a digital image. This software utility is an easy to use application that detects defects and cleans the image while retaining and preserving the original image integrity. Works on TIFF, JPEG, or BMP images."
it's quite good, but will kill shiny highlights like metal speculars...
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Old 15th August 2003   #3
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Originally Posted by denizenx
it's quite good, but will kill shiny highlights like metal speculars...
heh, guess there isn't a software with enough AI to distinguish that.
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