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- Useless self-disclosures
- Power and cluelessness
- Citation needed
- Fred the great
- Proof positive that not enough women edit Wikipedia
- The POV pusher's lexicon, continued
- The POV pusher's lexicon
- Legitimate street gangs
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Ruby slippers
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Cauldron
- Book spines and scanner distortion
- Chromolithography and clone stamping
- Color bars: whether to trust them?
- Correcting deficient fixative in old photographs
- Correcting distortion on old posters with perspective cropping
- Correcting for directional scanner lighting
- Crop margins
- Fixing smudged captions
- Histogram management with the curves tool
- Patch repair for complex damage
- Patching a missing corner in a glass plate photograph
- Patching background data to achieve a good crop
- Previewing histogram adjustments
- Recovering facial detail with the shadow/highlight tool
- Removing fingerprints
- Repairing damaged skies
- Rotation and wide angle distortion
- Scratch removal
- Scratches and glass plate photography
- Selecting a restoration project: book illustrations
- Selecting a restoration project: photography
- Stain removal: advanced
- Stain removal: basic
- Stitching old panorama photography
- Vertical banding
- Working on small flaws first
3 comments:
Oh, goodie, I hadn't thought of that.
Thanks for adding to the weirdness :-)
http://www.blog-stalk.com/showpost.php?ID=323
that's brilliant...
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